· by vgbpw1.bsky.social ·1d ago · view on bsky.app ↗

#NP The Durutti Column | Renascent A stunning late summer evening's listen. The music just hovers ever so lightly over everything. Looking forward to repeat listens to uncover the details and treasures that you feel are just waiting to be unearthed. A really lovely listen 🎶 👌 🎼

1 comments — live from bluesky

Marceline · 3 · 1d ago

Beautiful vinyl 👀 (and CD). I’ve grown very fond of side B, and yes, the bonus track feels like it really belongs there 😁

Vincent_B · 3 · 1d ago

👍 That's really good to know Marceline. I think the album gently builds and builds, so I'm intrigued to hear the bonus track. It's such a lovely record. The artwork is also worthy of note 😊

Marceline · 3 · 1d ago

The vinyl looks great, Vincent (and the cd). I agree, there’s definitely a progression, with a subtle, gentle evolution. “Scammer” reminds me of Cocteau Twins and the bonus track is on Bandcamp!

Vincent_B · 3 · 1d ago

👍 I will definitely give that a listen tomorrow Marceline, it would be nice to hear the album as one piece, with the additional track 😊

Marceline · 3 · 1d ago

A little added gentleness, in my opinion. I wish you a beautiful new listening experience

Philk282 🐈 · 2 · 1d ago

I've not heard anything from this album until ten minutes ago when I heard "Sargasso Sea" ft Caoilfhionn Rose , absolutely gorgeous

Rob Birley · 3 · 1d ago

There's quite a lot of Caoilfhionn Rose stuff out there, this is a very recent collab. youtu.be/OIVfpGuqhjg?...

Marceline · 2 · 1d ago

Thank you

Philk282 🐈 · 3 · 1d ago

Thank you

Marceline · 2 · 1d ago

I completely agree, Phil. It doesn't surprise me that you like it 😊

Philk282 🐈 · 2 · 1d ago

It was a YouTube video I saw, Marceline. She sings the song whilst Vini sits there listening then they speak about it, it's beautiful...

Marceline · 2 · 1d ago

Oh, I have to see that

Philk282 🐈 · 3 · 1d ago

Here you go 🎶🖤 youtu.be/YstT8OPfP9A?...

Marceline · 1 · 1d ago

This is brilliant. Thank you. And of course, such a beautiful voice had to have Irish roots.