Is This All There Is? (EP) (Red Vinyl)
Is This All There Is? is a new 4-track EP featuring collaborations between Anna Calvi and four very exciting artists.
There are two original tracks: firstly, an absolute humdinger of a rock’n’roll track called ‘God’s Lonely Man’ that features vocals from the one and only Iggy Pop and, secondly, ‘Is This All There Is?’, a dreamy number featuring Matt Berninger of The National.
There are also two covers: one is a dramatic rendering of our very own Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy’s classic ‘I See A Darkness’ featuring vocals from Perfume Genius and the other is a reinterpretation of Kraftwerk’s ‘Computer Love’ alongside the legendary Laurie Anderson.
Is This All There Is? (EP) (Red Vinyl)
Is This All There Is? is a new 4-track EP featuring collaborations between Anna Calvi and four very exciting artists.
There are two original tracks: firstly, an absolute humdinger of a rock’n’roll track called ‘God’s Lonely Man’ that features vocals from the one and only Iggy Pop and, secondly, ‘Is This All There Is?’, a dreamy number featuring Matt Berninger of The National.
There are also two covers: one is a dramatic rendering of our very own Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy’s classic ‘I See A Darkness’ featuring vocals from Perfume Genius and the other is a reinterpretation of Kraftwerk’s ‘Computer Love’ alongside the legendary Laurie Anderson.
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Is This All There Is? is a new 4-track EP featuring collaborations between Anna Calvi and four very exciting artists.
There are two original tracks: firstly, an absolute humdinger of a rock’n’roll track called ‘God’s Lonely Man’ that features vocals from the one and only Iggy Pop and, secondly, ‘Is This All There Is?’, a dreamy number featuring Matt Berninger of The National.
There are also two covers: one is a dramatic rendering of our very own Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy’s classic ‘I See A Darkness’ featuring vocals from Perfume Genius and the other is a reinterpretation of Kraftwerk’s ‘Computer Love’ alongside the legendary Laurie Anderson.
