New full-length by Cindytalk – a long-running UK band led by Gordon Sharp. Its a follow-up to 2009 “The Crackle Of My Soul” and the packaging was done by David Copenhall, who previously worked with Brian Eno and This Heat.
Founded nearly two decades ago by Scottish punk rocker Gordon Sharp, Cindytalk became one of its generation’s most significant art rock groups, releasing four full-lengths and a smattering of 12-inches throughout the ’80s and early ’90s. Though the group never officially disbanded, it went on a long hiatus starting in 1994, when Sharp—Cindytalk’s only consistent band member—became sidetracked with his electronic project, Bambule. He came back to Cindytalk in 2003, and ever since the band’s sound has been different: more focused on texture, rhythm and abstract sounds.
In 2009, Editions Mego released The Crackle of My Soul, Cindytalk’s first album in 15 years. Up Here in the Clouds is in many ways follow-up to that record, but according to a press release, its sound is much more ambient and electronic than its predecessors.
The Eighth Sea | We Are Without Words | I Walk Until I Fall | Guts of London | Switched to Lunar | Hollow Stare | The Anarchist Window | Multiple Landings | Up Here in the Clouds
Reviews / Features: Boomkat | Beats And Beyond | Dusted Reviews | Editions Mego | Norman Records | Of Ghosts And Buildings | Resident Advisor
See Also: Cindytalk – Biography / Discography / Videos
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