The Close Lobsters' first album has been enough lauded elsewhere, and there's no question about the fact that it is still one of the most important indiepop albums released. It came out on Fire in 1987, and I'd like to bring you what is definitely the stand-out track, at least in my opinion: "In Spite of These Times". It is is probably the best example of the productional feats of John A. Rivers in the Royal Leamington Spa studio - along with Razorcuts' Creation catalogue.
This was a combined blog and radio show about POP! music. I started the blog when I moved to Glasgow and it ran during my stay there. We broadcast weekly from Glasgow University's Subcity.org. The shows are catalogued as SPLASHes, and you can still listen to all of them. There are also some rare or hard-to-find indiepop gems for download, and these are labelled DROP. Have fun while it lasts!
or any encouraging words you might have, can be sent to this address. But it'll be a whole lot easier to just leave a comment! I won't check the mail too often. If you've got more general ponderings, such as "what's all this pop stuff about anyway?", your questions might be answered by the manifesto I wrote some time ago, for better or worse.
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