White Fence - I Have To Feed Larry's HawkA new morning is shining through the gauze outside the window an eternal morning, a next day of life moment thats always occurring, if you take the time to notice. Tim Presleys White Fence, informed by the extreme polarities of punk rock and psych, brings forth songs like no others. Two years on from his solo missive, the sense that something has cratered and someone has walked away, somehow alive, is heavy in the air. Vulnerability is painted with

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without sounding forced and trite like some sort of mash-up attempt

connecting the dots between the dream pop sounds of the ‰۪80s Paisley Underground to the homespun post-punk of the legendary Flying Nun label

the songs transcend expectations as often as they delight the eardrums

vocalised wah-wah pedal

åÊAfter the Gold RushåÊis always a highlight andåÊThe Needle and the Damage DoneåÊis quite powerful

' packs its perfect length with stellar songs that draw inspiration from all over the map

Don Fleming

In these revitalized days of Royal Trux fandom with reissues and reunion in the air

Famous for his pop smash ‘Starz In Their Eyes’ (sadly as relevant now as it ever was)

the latter is an album of distinct five-minute story songs

Low will turn twenty-five