Scott Walker - 2If Scott Walker's first solo album, 1967's Scott, had been about wilfully laying waste to the pretty boy pop star image he had established with the Walker Brothers, Scott 2 found him relaxing into the role somewhat, and is probably the better record for it. The basic modus operandi remained the same epic, string drenched ballads, written by a combination of Walker and his heroes Jacques Brel and Tim Hardin but a more playful spirit was directing

* Custom Rounded Corners

a series of nearly a cappella performances from Kinsella’s fellow vocalist Melina Ausikaitis

but because the album is one of Akiko's funkiest ones

at Ipswich Art School in 1965 - recordings of a metal lampshade slowed down to half and quarter speed

it feels both a part of Kilgour’s previous work

Named after Belgian-born poet Henri Michaux’s description of a mescaline experience

Their first proper full-length since 2013’s ‘Fade’

creating a discography more labyrinthine

and a North American tour

LP - Comes housed in a Gatefold Sleeve

Ltd 2LP - red and black splatter vinyl

The new single 'Sue (or In a Season of Crime)' was especially recorded for 'Nothing Has Changed' with long time collaborator Tony Visconti