8 thoughts on “ Bitten Lips - The Band Of Holy Joy* - Positively Spooked (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Label: Rough Trade - ROUGH • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: UK • Genre: Rock • Style: Indie Rock The Band Of Holy Joy* - Positively Spooked (, Vinyl) | Discogs Explore/5(33).

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2. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about The Band Of Holy Joy* - Positively Spooked at Discogs. Complete your The Band Of Holy Joy* collection/5.

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3. Margin walkers and midnight drifters, Band of Holy Joy have wandered liminal landscapes of their own making for 3 decades now. The weirdness and wildness of the landscape they stagger through, the askew vision like a crash between Coleridge, Brecht and David Peace, the literary allusions and poetry, the strangeness of it all.

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4. According to the NME, Positively Spooked contains the greatest Band of Holy Joy song, "Bitten Lips" -- a song dedicated to Kay Kent, the deceased Marilyn Monroe lookalike. Although the distorted fairground element is still prevalent, a definite dance element is apparent, or as the song says, "Look Who's Changed with the Times."6/

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5. Apr 28,  · Support the artist, support the underground! "Positively spooked" lp/cs/cd - ilamculximeval.pestcifornotitalradesenmigasimp.co You know she's not as tall as on the screen, but then.

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6. After two self-issued cassettes, they signed to South London indie label Flim Flam for a string of singles and two albums; More Tales From The City and the live LP When Stars Come Out To Play. The Band of Holy Joy reached a commercial and critical peak after signing to Rough Trade with Manic, Magic, Majestic in and Positively Spooked in , supported by a tour of the U.S.S.R.

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7. Feb 10,  · Positively Spooked () 9/10 I recommend starting with Manic, Magic, and Majestic, and then Positively Spooked, and then their earlier releases, which can be more chaotic, lo-fi, and experimental (The Big Ship Sails sounds like what taking acid at a circus must feel like). When I get paid I'm going to try and download the rest of their stuff.

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8. Band Of Holy Joy. London, UK. Margin walkers and midnight drifters, Band of Holy Joy have wandered liminal landscapes of their own making for 3 decades now. The weirdness and wildness of the landscape they stagger through, the askew vision like a crash between Coleridge, Brecht and David Peace, the literary allusions and poetry, the strangeness of it all.

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