Talking Heads - Remain In LightTalking Head's fourth studio album Remain in Light, produced by long time collaborator Brian Eno, saw the group exploring African polyrhythms and launched the album's single "Once in a Lifetime" which although a flop on release has since become a firm fan favourite and one of the most well known Talking Heads tracks.

please sit back

She Might’ on your internal jukebox first thing in the morning and ‘Let’s Do It Wrong’ late at night

It is a dazzling a display of musicianship

Sarah Pedinotti (keys) and Cully Symington (percussion) - the same iteration of Okkervil River that joined Sheff on the ‘Away’ tour

and the other side of life

‰ÛÏLose Myself in Sound‰۝ will appeal to fans of The Clean who favor songs where the band chugs along on a blissful straightline path

Various other folk passed through the Kilgour brothers‰۪ orbit during the first two years or so before Robert Scott (The Bats) joined on bass

1989: It's nine years since John Lennon died

intertwining guitar patterns

Watch The Sunrise (Number One Record)

This edition will be for first press only before reverting to a standard jewel case format

and seemed concerned with smooth tone