Written in the Tenderloin, San Francisco CA. Recorded at night on a fault line in the Oakland hills. Marriage Records/LGM.
Cover Image by Elliott Erwitt co/Magnum.
All songs by Matthew Edwards
‘The Music Lovers should, by all rights, be major cult figures. The San Francisco band has a distinctive, immediately identifiable sound, an elegant blend of Scott Walker sweep, Serge Gainsboug slyness, British guitar pop hooks and Dusty Sptingfield soul. Even better, the group’s leader Matthew Edwards can lay fair claim to being the best songwriter in the world right now, and I don’t say that lightly.” - BIG TAKEOVER
'Gorgeous and knowing work' – AMPLIFIER
‘Like Arthur Lee playing a Bond Theme’ - MOJO
1. The Former Miss Ontario 2. Sometimes People Just Do Stupid Things 3. May Ballad 4. Nothing 5. This World Vs. The Next World (Revisited) 6. I Don't Know Where I'm Going, But I'm Going To Those Who Love Me 7. Bitter Times 8. Delinquent Lullaby 9. When She Left The Farm 10. Virginia Lights 11. The Gold Rush Variations 12. Sunday
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Grand artistic statement or money-grubbing sham? Befitting Momus' standing as contemporary pop's most eminent provocateur, Stars Forever is both -- a double-disc collection of analog-baroque...
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THE BLOOD GROUP is comprised of ex-actress Jessica B, James Toth, Jarvis Tavvs and Josh Taht, along with various friends and sympathizers. EVERYTHING FORGOTTEN GATHERS...
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What's more surprising? That London's Moose have finally secured a U.S. release for their fourth LP, High Ball Me!, after the first three were undeserved...
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New low price.What if computers finally began getting more Africa in them? What if folk artists started emerging who sounded more postmodern than Cornelius or...
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Recorded in West Oakland CA 2005/2006 by Bryan Cain and Bob Coover. All songs by Matthew Edwards except "I Don't Mind" Matthew Edwards and Jun Kurihara....
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Post-lawsuit US version of album. Omits "Walter Carlos" and contains three new tracks.The record that best defines Momus' self-described "analog baroque" phase, The Little Red...
