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Name: Comus - Diana
Brand: Trading Places
SKU: 1018387v1
Price: 12.59 EUR
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Comus

Diana

12" | 1971 | EU (Trading Places)

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Release: 1971 / EU

Genre: Rock & Indie

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Progressive folk act Comus was a true one-off, their unique take on folk rock a spine-tinglingly shocking one, even as the music draws the listener into singalongs. Formed by singer-guitarist Roger Wootton with some art school mates, including guitarist Glen Goring, violinist Colin Pearson and oboist Rob Young, Comus began recording their debut LP for RCA, who dropped them halfway through, leading to further recordings for Dawn with Barry Murray. Every song on this single bears the hallmark of their exceptional take on folk rock, too far ahead of its time to gain favour on release, and all the more to savour now.

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Population

Sacrifice / Anthropocene / Anthropocide

7" | 2020 | SE | Original (Queer Sounds & Violent No)

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Release: 2020 / SE – Original

Genre: Rock & Indie

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The Redhots

Redhot

12" | 1983 | EU | Reissue (Miss You)

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Release: 1983 / EU – Reissue

Genre: Organic Grooves, Rock & Indie

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Powerful downtempo ballad with heavy emotions from Louisiana based guitarist Chris McCaa. Originally released as a 7” promo oriented record in 1983, the band had hopes of it leading to bigger projects but most of the pressing probably ended up in someone's basement with very few copies available online. 40 years later, “If I Had To Say Goodbye” is back again to bless your ears at the ending sets of special dancefloors. Featuring a sound that is highly reminiscent Chris Rea's aesthetic, both in terms of vocal and guitar use, yet still breaking new ground in the power ballad department. Now in 12” 45rpm format with an extended edit by Castro on the B-side, remastered at Berlin's finest manmade mastering.

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