The Serpent's Egg (Vinyl LP) JazzDead Can Dance's fourth album, The Serpent's Egg (1988), came during a prolific period for the band, being released just four years after their debut. It was also the first they made at their own studio which, according to Brendan Perry, allowed them to continue to grow in "their own self proclaimed direction". A minimal yet rather grandiose record which includes fan favourites The Host Of Seraphim and Ullyses, The Serpent's Egg is a triumph and
the albums other two singles
the tale of a square peg at school who is 'known for being strange/Making life-size models of the Velvet Underground in clay'
and Miller carried on with Tim Davis on drums and Lonnie Turner on bass
The 2 guys started their career on Toy Tonics 7 years ago and since then made a long way
Previously only available on a limited white-labeled 12"
Yet the band's renowned ability to wield relentless grooves with striking power and skyscraper hooks also reaches new heights
With the band beloved by their fans for the way their songs have woven themselves into the fabric of some of the most bittersweet chapters of their lives
'Big Box of Chocolates' digs beautifully into themes of joy and the bittersweet
this legendary LP offers some devastating songs such as 'Djama' (society)
With a bright
Current Joys - the project of Nick Rattigan sign to Secretly Canadian for its seventh album
'Flaws' is characterised by a delicate
