STU THOMAS - Devil And Daughter CD surf recalls “Rows (Of Endless Waves)”

recalls “Rows (Of Endless Waves)” from Bell Witch’s debut album Longing

"windows closed to absolutely everyone"

Reid's sound and style helped to characterise TK Sound and its sister label Alston and his third album Running Water is a perfect example as it ranges from funk-fuelled slippery instrumentation of "If It Was Good Enough For Daddy" to gospel level boogie of "Ruby" by way of yearning ballads that will stop you in your tracks such as "Real Woman"

suburban nihilism and a lo-fi aesthetic and you have some of the ingredients that make the essential sound of Bad//Dreems on their superb Badlands EP

Nilüfer presents a hazy world where some rock-solid songwriting is backed up by some rock-solid instrumentation

STU THOMAS - Devil And Daughter CD surf recalls “Rows (Of Endless Waves)”CD only. Three panel digipak. Debut album from Melbourne based musician Thomas, known for his work with Dave Graney, Kim Salmon, Scientists, Luxedo, etc. Devil And Daughter is a dark and lonesome album drawn from the musical pools of Johnny Cash and Serge Gainsbourg, with some excellent balladry throughout. Features guests Mike Noga (Drones) and Clare Moore.