Some albums you listen to. Some you fall for. And then there are the ones that just move in and never bloody leave. Quadrophenia is one of those for me. It’s a rare thing, when a film and its soundtrack get you in exactly the same way. Rarer still when they’re still doing it decades... Continue Reading →
Vinyl Stories: Speak & Spell
After Construction Time Again opened the door to Depeche Mode for me in 1983, it felt almost unavoidable to look back. If their third album could already shift something in me, then what had I missed in the years before? Even then, I sensed that to understand the direction this music would take me, I... Continue Reading →