THE SHADOW RING - Wax-Work Echoes LP singer-songwriter

THE SHADOW RING - Wax-Work Echoes LP singer-songwriterOriginally conceived as a compilation of outtakes and live recordings from The Shadow Rings 1995 stateside tour, Wax Work Echoes takes its name from the first line of Put the Music in Its Coffin, the title track of the groups breakthrough release. Lambkin abandons the bits and bobs approach, advancing the Shadow Ring concept with entirely original material that builds on the units self mythologizing lyrics, celebrates the clicking of horse hooves,

The influences range from bands like All About Eve and Ghost Dance ("Almost Heaven") through Toyah and Hazel O'Connor ("Embers") to The Chameleons ("Pillar of Salt") and Sparks ("Love Like Goodbye")

finding -- love

the home of the former East German state-owned radio station

dangerously close to a sonic abyss

” This reissue reproduces the much sought after 1980 edition published by Discos Marcus Pereira

the NYC-based supergroup quartet of Zoh Amba

Deerhunter

why stop there

"Years Old" is louder

4' (recorded during the 1980's)

”—Matt Kadane

It finds its place on 'TORSO' as a Lifetime version