Felt Mountain (Vinyl LP) Indie Punk Alternative

Felt Mountain (Vinyl LP) Indie Punk AlternativeReissue of iconic debut album from Alison Goldfrapp and Will Gregory. Dark, seductive, beguiling and deeply cinematic. Inspiration from classical music, movie soundtracks, 60s french pop and weimar republic cabaret. What you might not expect is quite the depth of Alison Goldfrapp's beguiling, distracting 21st Century noir visions on Felt Mountain. She and her fellow composer Will Gregory can mix in Brechtian cabaret, classical instrumentation, left of

Released originally on Glass Records it took a "competent little rock band" with a bassist who'd served time in Bauhaus into a world chorused by multi-track vocals and bathroom ambience

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orchestral psych pop of "You're the One" (with some tasty Page licks) and the good-timey

The excellent '69 debut LP by Chicago's harmony soul giants The Chi-Lites

Oliver Nelson's work was sampled on records by Moby

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he sounds as if he may blow it - he comes out a little quick - but he recovers nicely and reaches for a handful of Broadway show tunes to counter the minor mood of the piece

although 'Las Palé' turned out to be Feeling Kréyol's only recording

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back in for one of the wildest albums ever by the mighty last poets

Other early East Wind alumni

Chairs Missing has been often cited as the evolutionary link between punk and post-punk