Pat Dam Smyth The Last King EP

Pat Dam Smyth The Last King EPThe Last King is the new album from Pat Dam Smyth, his first for Belfast institution Quiet Arch Records (Ciaran Lavery, Joshua Burnside). Along its mesmerising way, it takes in the Northern Ireland of the Troubles which formed a backdrop to Pats formative years; the angel on the sleeve of Nirvanas In Utero; a psychotic episode in Berlin and The Last King himself. Pat recorded The Last King in Ireland and London over a period of two years, and when Bad

This jazz album showcases Enji's unique style and musicality

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Released on Columbia Re- cords

3 [Live at Newcastle City Hall

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this collaborative EP is a seamless meeting of minds

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Shift The Blame (Live at Hurrah 1979) Internal ID: JITRE

super funky and super stylish