1. When You Were Dreaming
A song of romantic frustration musically inspired, in equal parts, by droning Teutonic rock and swooning Oriental pop.
View Article2. You Can Take A Heart But You Cannot Make It Beat
Our updating of the feather-light Brazilian-inflected sounds of ‘60s and ‘70s sunshine pop.
View Article3. Les Petits Chasseurs De Son
Part two of our long-term mouse opera project. This instrumental - featuring the sounds of a malfunctioning Casio CZ-101 - introduces a band of fantastical sound-hunting rodents, inspired by the real...
View Article4. Softly Sung
An ethereal lullaby of regret, backed by a Mellotron- and Casio-tooled take on Julee Cruise and David Lynch’s ‘50s fantasies.
View Article5. My Fantoms
Named in tribute to Théophile Gauthier and his translator Richard Holmes, this title track is rooted musically in the softest and synthiest of ‘70s MOR. The lyrics explore the heedless self-deception...
View Article6. Theme From King Of Chinatown
From the soundtrack to an imaginary late 1980s Hong Kong action movie set in London's Chinatown, full of honourable bloodshed and mawkish sentiment.
View Article7. Diaryland
A motorik pop song for synth and drum machine, detailing a private childhood dreamworld.
View Article8. All At Sea
What we imagine The Velvet Underground might have sounded like had they been forced to perform as a lounge band on a cruise ship.
View Article10. At Your Door
Another song inspired by our vision of the lush, warm sounds of ‘70s AM radio.
View Article11. Les Petits Chasseurs Au Bord Du Lac Lunaire
Part three of the mouse opera, in which the eponymous “chasseurs” encounter a vast and otherworldly landscape.
View Article12. Shadow Of The Bear
The oldest song on the album, originally written in an attempt to combine the sounds of Nico’s first two solo albums.
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