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Friday 31 July 2009
Storkboy Choons - Rockfield Symphony
Kells finest Storkboy Choons continues to hold a grip on the imagination. And even if interest had faded he’d still occupy a section of our ventricle after ‘Rockfield Symphony’ made it onto the first indiecater release. His tunes are scattered all over my playing device so random shuffles frequently throw up one of his joyful electronic meanders. ‘Rockfield Symphony’ still sounds beguiling and where else could you expect to hear a reading of Ulysses within the context of a dancefloor ripper? You can hear more choons, including some from fellow Kellsonian Colours Move, on the free download from Analogue Magazine called Maple Drive. Happy bank holiday! KD
More Info: Official
Free Songs: Maple Drive Download
Year: 2008
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Storkboy is from Kells, Rockfield is the name of the estate he grew up on...
Nice to see this getting a bump!
Thanks Bren, I've 'trimmed' appropriately.
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