It's not particularly difficult to find records to write and talk about on here. We've only just turned the corner into February and I've already had ten or more excellent albums to document, catalogue, talk and write about here. Music remains wonderful distraction and refuge from the madness of the world.
For Thursday we have Tuung. 'Pagan Folktronica' , if you will. The collective's eighth album Love You All Over Again is cottage industry craftsmanship. Textured old school Art. Words and rhythms weaving together magically to form fascinating labyrinths of sound.
The instrumentation here is astonishingly inventive. Unconventional collages are fabricated utilising seashells, voices and collective endeavour. 'Disquisitions on nature, mythology and the human condition.'
This is an intriguing old school creation. A joyful discovery. Almost like an Oliver Postgate soundtrack to Noggin the Nog, The Clangers or Bagpuss. Love You All Over Again is a thing of intricate but mysterious beauty which insinuates iteslf under the skin and burrows its way gently and lovingly into the soul. In short, I like it.
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