Billy Childish & Holly Golightly·'In Blood'
Genial disco de rock'n'roll de andar por casa, editado en 1999, que tiene su punto fuerte en la simpleza de su sonido (menos es más...) como anuncia la portada con el subtítulo "Un acorde, Una canción, Un sonido" y realizado por dos interesantes personajes del underground, la cantautora Holly Golightly (conocida por su faceta folk pero sobre todo por su intervención en el famoso disco de los White Stripes, 'Elephant') y Billy Childish (inclasificable músico garajero que cantó con The Headcoats, banda que tenía su respuesta femenina con The Headcotees con Golightly al frente y donde ambos colaboraron por primera vez). Básicamente se puede decir que está emparentado, aunque lejanamente, con las canciones más rockeras de la Velvet Underground, las demos de PJ Harvey o lo que como consecuencia de esos dos hacían The Kills al principio.
Magnificent lo-fi rock'n'roll record, first published in 1999, plainly addictive because or in spite of its repetitive sound (as the cover announces: 'One chord, One song, One sound'), made by two of underground most interesting figures, folkie singer Holly Golightly (best known for her appearence in that famous record by The White Stripes, 'Elephant') and Billy Childish (independent garage and punk rock artist with an interesting solo career but also known as leader with The Headcoats, band that had a female response with The Headcoatees where both musicians were first related). I guess in a very basic scale one can compare the sound of these songs to that minimalist rockin' stuff by The Velvet Underground or also somehow to Pj Harvey's demos and the first recordings by The Kills.
Magnificent lo-fi rock'n'roll record, first published in 1999, plainly addictive because or in spite of its repetitive sound (as the cover announces: 'One chord, One song, One sound'), made by two of underground most interesting figures, folkie singer Holly Golightly (best known for her appearence in that famous record by The White Stripes, 'Elephant') and Billy Childish (independent garage and punk rock artist with an interesting solo career but also known as leader with The Headcoats, band that had a female response with The Headcoatees where both musicians were first related). I guess in a very basic scale one can compare the sound of these songs to that minimalist rockin' stuff by The Velvet Underground or also somehow to Pj Harvey's demos and the first recordings by The Kills.
