OLAN MONK - Songs For Nothing LP techno

OLAN MONK - Songs For Nothing LP technoSongs for Nothing was written upon Olan Monks return to the west coast of Ireland. The album is imbued with the influence of sean ns singing, Irish language songs in the old style that often proclaim tales of love, loss and landscape; and also heavily indebted to the late Sinad OConnors confessional songwriting. Reconstructing these influences through their unique perspective has resulted in a fragmentary album veering between collaged pop, machinic

A real stomper

Fully remastered version of my bloody valentine's 1991 classic

with an international career extending from pop chanson to experimental escapades and collaborations with Moondog

If one had to pin an influence from the holy trinity

On the occasion of Capital of Culture RUHR

but at the same studio (Electrical Audio) and with the same engineer (Mike Lust) and within the space of 12 months

the different pace shifting the warbled cadences so Webster's voice becomes far more important than the additional elements

almost forty years after it was first released

most empowering) album ever: Double Negative

Then there’s his read of “Dreaming My Dreams

lower your stylus into a soundfield that grows stronger the deeper you travel into it

the LP combines densely layered keyboards and guitars