MOVIETONE - Peel Sessions - Vinyl (LP + CD)

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Cat: TLP 30. Rel: 31 Jan 22
Post Rock/Experimental


Side 1 - Track 1. Mono ValleySide 1 - Track 2. Darkness - Glow BlueSide 1 - Track 3. Chocolate GrinderSide 1 - Track 4. SummerSide 2 - Track 1. The Voice Came Out Of The Box & Dropped Into The OceanSide 2 - Track 2. Blank Like SnowSide 2 - Track 3. HydraSide 2 - Track 4. The Blossom Filled StreetsSide 2 - Track 5. Facing West From California's ShoresSide 3 - Track 1. Mono ValleySide 3 - Track 2. Heatwave PavementSide 3 - Track 3. Darkness - Glow BlueSide 3 - Track 4. StoneSide 3 - Track 5. The Voice Came Out Of The Box & Dropped Into The OceanSide 3 - Track 6. Blank Like SnowSide 3 - Track 7. Chocolate GrinderSide 3 - Track 8. SummerSide 3 - Track 9. HydraSide 3 - Track 10. The Blossom Filled StreetsSide 3 - Track 11. Facing West From California's Shores

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It's not hard to understand why John Peel called Movietone in for a recording, or rather three. Firstly, the results are far-reaching stuff to say the least, informed by folk, electronic, grunge, jazz, and some otherworldly oddness, a sonic tapestry that feels very much like a journey. A layered adventure packing the spectrum of emotions. Secondly, Kate Wright and Rachel Brook are hidden gems, beloved by those who know, and strangers to everyone else. The perfect act for tastemakers to really get behind.

These recordings were originally made over three individual visits to the BBC's legendary Maida Vale studio, in 1994, 1996, and 1997, and it's a case of being sucked into a beguiling universe very quickly indeed. There's so much mood and atmosphere here, suggestions of seduction, moments of calm, and deeply textured sections in which you can't remember where the front door is, or whether the door is actually a window. Talent defined.