Loophole Michael Head & The Red Elastic Band
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Album-Release:
2024
HRA-Release:
17.05.2024
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- 1 Shirl's Ghost 03:37
- 2 Ambrosia 04:09
- 3 Ciao Ciao Bambino 03:45
- 4 Tout Suite! 04:02
- 5 The Human Race 03:43
- 6 You Smiled At Me 03:46
- 7 A Ricochet Moment 02:36
- 8 Connemara 03:26
- 9 Merry-Go-Round 03:55
- 10 You're A Long Time Dead 04:04
- 11 Naturally It's You 01:48
- 12 Coda 04:27
Info for Loophole
62 years of music, loves, losses, long summer days and longer, darker nights are vividly recalled by ‘our greatest living songwriter’, Michael Head and The Red Elastic Band as he plays out flickering scenes from his life on new album, Loophole, released on Modern Sky.
12 evocative and autobiographical songs to be accompanied by the written word as Michael Head prepares his memoirs for release with an autobiography with Nine Eight Books.
Michael Head & The Red Elastic Band
Michael Head
There are few songwriters to ever surpass the gifts he’s brought, either on his own, with The Pale Fountains, Shack or The Strands, but Michael Head and his Red Elastic Band start to unwrap the fifth decade of his artistry with some of his finest work. His 2022 album, Dear Scott, as cohesive and coherent as any album he’s made and this time in the company of producer, Bill Ryder-Jones, is the luminescent result of Head’s star collapsing before morphing to illuminate the skies twice as brightly as before. A dizzying constellation of carefully-crafted songs, pin-sharp playing and deft, life-bringing production, Head’s latest masterpiece, according to the man himself, was a simple matter of his band leading by example and honing their craft, requiring him to up his game. Dear Scott’s title refers back to a golden age of show business, writing and movie-making, a million miles from a pandemic-shrouded Liverpool, that captivated Head in recent years. It’s a place of escape. It is a rewarding journey, made special by its ocean-deep depths. Is there another, living songwriter who can make us feel quite this way?
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