Red Guitars - Slow To Fade album mp3

Complete your Red Guitars collection. Like the singles which proceeded it Slow To Fade was recorded at Fairview Studios in Willerby. The band had demoed a couple of tracks at Matrix in London with John Porter who produced the first Smiths album. Martix was a good studio with an old Neve desk for tracking and an automated SSL desk for mixing, plus it was next door to Pizza Express, but the recordings didn't work out so it was back to Hull and engineer, co-producer Roy Neave

Band Name Red Guitars. Album Name Slow to Fade. 版公司 Self Drive Records. 7. Sting in the Tale. Other productions from Red Guitars. Tales of the Expected.

Now playing; Red Guitars, Slow To Fade. Self pressed by the band this is a pre-release merch version of the album. Red Guitars are to me one of the most underrated indie rock bands of all time. Formed in Hull in 1982 their most known track is Good Technology, but this whole album is gold. Spot the spelling mistake on the record sleeve! le therapy. Deskgram is a powerful tool for telling a visual story about your brand.

Other versions, Slow Fade Slow Fade (Actress remix) Slow Fade (Surgeon Remix). The title track from the UK artist's latest EP, out today, catches him in a mournful mood. He's also just announced a new album called Song For Alpha. Words, Carlos Hawthorn. Published, Fri, 19 Jan 2018. The upcoming reissue of Sakamoto's 1998 album BTTB, delayed till March, now comes with this gorgeous rework of "Energy Flow" by Japanese tabla artist U-Zhaan. The Israeli duo return to Phantasy Sound with a three-track EP, featuring this chugging monster loaded with distorted guitars, ropy bass and a catchy lead that'll get stuck in your head in fine Red Axes style.