Blakenly Wood (Big Lion Remix)

Jane

Up Off Of

Blakenly Wood

Breathe Out

More Down Than Up

So Long

Stay Where You Are

Don't Say Your Prayers - unfinished demo

The Post Office

Quiettimes are not a them but a he - that he being David Colley - a talented soul who seems to be the proud owner of a time machine with a somewhat faulty console panel that once operated keeps flinging him backwards in time to the mid 60’s which, be honest, is no bad thing.
The music is indelibly threaded with an identifiable psyche beat wooziness, very sparse and lo-fi though undeniably courting a kind of blissed out demeanour into whose grooves the extracts of vague Barrett-esque essences shimmer with a fuzzy light headedness. Don’t be to surprised if you here the odd ‘piper’ inflections wafting through the ether. Like a kind of stoned Jesus and Mary Chain relocated to some mystical retreat. Need we say more.

Mark for losingtoday.com

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