23 Skidoo - Seven Songs 12" Pantaloon sees Momus — veteran

Pantaloon sees Momus — veteran Scottish indie crooner Nick Currie — celebrating his return to Berlin (after eight years in Osaka) with a topical cabaret album which sets current political developments in a "neo-Weimar" of the imagination: a musical space influenced by Brecht and Weill's theatre songs

And so “Past Lives” is an exercise that mixes nostalgia with the here and now

Here I am still vainly clutching at those phantom limbs"

BELGIAN NATIONAL ANTHEM (LA BRABANCONNE) Ivor Lewis and Walter Wilmott (September 1914)21

Deep rhythms made from truncated transients provide the foundation for ghostly vocal snippets and the signature musical ambience that defines the Shuttle358 atmosphere

23 Skidoo - Seven Songs 12" Pantaloon sees Momus — veteranLTM is proud to announce a deluxe double vinyl reissue of Seven Songs, the seminal debut album by 23 Skidoo, originally released in February 1982. 500 copies only will be pressed on clear vinyl. Originally released on Fetish Records as a mini album, Seven Songs topped the indie charts and immediately established 23 Skidoo as a groundbreaking musical force on the post punk landscape. Intoxicating one of the most exciting records Ive heard since Unknown