Party (Vinyl)
Aldous Harding's sophomore album 'Party' was produced with the award-winning John Parish (PJ Harvey, Sparklehorse) in Bristol, a world away from her New Zealand home. As well as contributions from Parish, Perfume Genius's Mike Hadreas lends vocals to the aforementioned "Imagining My Man" and 'Party' closer "Swell Does The Skull."
Igniting interest with her eponymous debut album released just two years ago, Aldous Harding quickly became a name murmured on many lips. She's known for her sinister torch songs, gentle laments and eerie odes delivered with a charismatic combination of hubris, shrewd wit and quiet horror.
'Party' introduces a new talent to the stark and unpopulated dramatic realm where Kate Bush and Scott Walker reside.
Party (Vinyl)
Aldous Harding's sophomore album 'Party' was produced with the award-winning John Parish (PJ Harvey, Sparklehorse) in Bristol, a world away from her New Zealand home. As well as contributions from Parish, Perfume Genius's Mike Hadreas lends vocals to the aforementioned "Imagining My Man" and 'Party' closer "Swell Does The Skull."
Igniting interest with her eponymous debut album released just two years ago, Aldous Harding quickly became a name murmured on many lips. She's known for her sinister torch songs, gentle laments and eerie odes delivered with a charismatic combination of hubris, shrewd wit and quiet horror.
'Party' introduces a new talent to the stark and unpopulated dramatic realm where Kate Bush and Scott Walker reside.
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Aldous Harding's sophomore album 'Party' was produced with the award-winning John Parish (PJ Harvey, Sparklehorse) in Bristol, a world away from her New Zealand home. As well as contributions from Parish, Perfume Genius's Mike Hadreas lends vocals to the aforementioned "Imagining My Man" and 'Party' closer "Swell Does The Skull."
Igniting interest with her eponymous debut album released just two years ago, Aldous Harding quickly became a name murmured on many lips. She's known for her sinister torch songs, gentle laments and eerie odes delivered with a charismatic combination of hubris, shrewd wit and quiet horror.
'Party' introduces a new talent to the stark and unpopulated dramatic realm where Kate Bush and Scott Walker reside.
