The Bevis Frond – Focus On Nature (2LP) – Limited Edition Purple Vinyl

Album Info Hide Show Artist: The Bevis Frond Album: Focus On Nature Released: UK, 1 Mar 2024 Tracklist: A1 Heat Bass – Louis Wiggett Drums – Dave Pearce Guitar [1st solo] – Paul Simmons Guitar [2nd solo] – Bari Watts Guitar, Vocals – Nick Saloman A2 Focus On Nature Bass – LW Drums – DP Guitar – PS Guitar [intro solo] – NS Harmony Vocals – Debbie Wileman Keyboards, Vocals – NS A3 God’s Gift Bass – LW Drums – DP Guitar [Outro solo] – PS Guitar, Vocals – NS A4 Vitruvian Man Bass – LW Drums – DP Guitar – PS Guitar, Piano, Vocals – NS A5 A Mirror Bass – LW Drums – DP Guitar – PS Guitar [Backwards solo guitars] – NS Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals – NS B1 Leb Off Bass – LW Drums – DP Guitar – PS Guitar, Vocals – NS Harmony Vocals – DW B2 Here For The Other One Bass – LW Drums – DP Guitar – PS Guitar, 12-String Acoustic Guitar, Organ, Vocals – NS B3 Happy Wings Bass – LW Drums – DP Guitar – PS Guitar, Vocals – NS B4 Empty Bass – LW Drums – DP Guitar – PS Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals – NS Vocals – DW B5 Wrong Way Round Bass – LW Drums – DP Guitar – PS Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals – NS Vocals – DW C1 Mr Freds Disco 12-String Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – NS Bass – LW Drums – DP Guitar [1st solo] – PS Guitar [2nd solos] – NS C2 Jack Immortal Bass – LW Drums – DP Guitar – PS Guitar, Vocals – NS C3 Hairstreaks Bass – LW Drums – DP Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals – NS Lead Guitar – Paul Simmons C4 Maybe We Got It Wrong Bass – LW Drums – DP Guitar – PS Guitar, 12-String Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – NS D1 Brocadine Guitar, Dulcimer, Organ, Vocals – NS D2 Big Black Sky Bass – LW Drums – DP Guitar [1st & 2nd solo] – PS Guitar [2nd solo] – NS Vocals – NS D3 The Hug Bass – LW Drums – DP Guitar – PS Guitar, Vocals – NS D4 I Can’t Breathe Bass – LW Drums – DP Guitar – PS Guitar, Sitar, Vocals – NS D5 Hung On A Wire Bass – LW Drums – DP Guitar – PS Guitar [1st solo] – NS Guitar [2nd solo] – BW Organ, Vocals – NS Related Content: Info About Buying Vinyl From Our Record Store We are a small independent record store located at 211 High St, Preston in Melbourne, Australia (North of Northcote, between Thornbury & Reservoir) We buy and sell new and used vinyl records – if you have a collection you’d like to sell please click here . 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Still mixing pop, punk and psych to giddy effect. – The Guardian Heavily influencing the likes of The Lemonheads, Teenage Fanclub, Elliot Smith, Pavement and Dinosaur Jr, the cult icons have produced another off-kilter mix of melodic piano-led melancholy, acoustic ruminations, scratchy garage rock with a punky edge and full-on guitar histrionics. Like its much-praised predecessor, Little Eden, the new record studies the worlds weariness but fills out a bigger canvas; fast food and global warming, broken hearts and long gone nights out, everyday immortality and being Gods gift all share space. Its like Townshend at his most thematic; Big Star in all their acoustic glory, perfectly balancing the punky garage rock combo who end up running on Empty with Gilmour breaks that elevate it all to grandeur. Self-reflection is twinned with a rueful survey of the current state of the nation. – Uncut Product Reviews Hide Show Write a Review