Laetitia Sadier – Silencio (Vinyl) Cable Ties they can eat you up

they can eat you up and zone you out into a distorted

Tame Impala present fans with a deluxe 3LP reissue of the album that features previously unreleased demos from the era

"- The Los Angeles Times

This excellent 1965 album from the multi-instrumentalist Yusef Lateef runs the gamut musically

They were pretty much the first band to hide away and 'get it together in the country' and consequently their idyllic Berkshire cottage became legendary - the front cover photo taken inside the cottage says it all

Laetitia Sadier – Silencio (Vinyl) Cable Ties they can eat you upBroadly speaking, Silencio is far more mellow than Laetitia Sadiers old band, Stereolab not that they were a hard rockin bunch, but theres little here in the way of Peng!s jangling fuzz pop, and the motorik chug of old favourites like Metronomic Underground is largely absent. Instead we get breathtaking lounge ballads like The Rule Of The Game; caressed and cajoled into splendour by interweaving vocal lines, whilst underpinned with a slow shuffle.