The Verlaines Live at the Windsor Castle, Auckland, May 1986

The Verlaines Live at the Windsor Castle, Auckland, May 1986Legendary New Zealand band The Verlaines are proud to release "Live at the Windsor Castle, Auckland May 1986" for the first time ever on CD. The colored LP was originally released exclusively for Record Store Day 2021. The artwork is a replication of the vintage gig poster complete with liner notes from singer, Graeme Downes: "This album may end up the hands of people who weren't even born when these performances took place, so, let me tell you what

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Cale's "Call Me the Breeze" -- the most straightforward blues cut on the album -- and delves into two synergistic duets

It may not be particularly authentic

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But Taylor was destined to be one of those artists unable (or unwilling) to be pigeonholed and despite the best efforts of Island’s publicity department the music never sold in the quantities it needed to or deserved to

is the pacific equivalent of the lost continent of Atlantis

Guy Sigsworth (keyboards

It's a waking tour through a dysfunctional late-capitalist bardo where disassociation becomes an effective coping mechanism for the cyclical

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