Lloyd Cole-Lloyd Cole-CD-FLAC-1990-THEVOiD

                              DRIFT INTO THE VOID
 Info   
     Artist  | Lloyd Cole
     Title   | Lloyd Cole
     Genre   | Indie                                Format  | Album
     Source  | CD                                   Time    | 52:18
     Label   | Polygram Records                     Store   | 1990
     Catalog | 841 907-2                            Rip     | 2021
     Bitrate | 895 kbps                             Size    | 354.02 MB
     Freq    | 44.1 kHz                             Encoder | FLAC 1.3.1
 Tracks 
     01. Don't Look Back                                             3:44
     02. What Do You Know About Love                                 4:09
     03. No Blue Skies                                               4:10
     04. Loveless                                                    4:10
     05. Sweetheart                                                  4:31
     06. To The Church                                               2:26
     07. Downtown                                                    5:20
     08. A Long Way Down                                             5:22
     09. Icecream Girl                                               3:06
     10. Undressed                                                   3:05
     11. I Hate To See You Baby Doing That Stuff                     4:01
     12. Waterline                                                   2:59
     13. Mercy Killing                                               5:15
 Notes  
     Through both his lauded work fronting The Commotions and his more eclectic
     solo efforts, Lloyd Cole established himself as one of the most articulate
     and acute songwriters of the post-punk era. As a songwriter, Lloyd Cole's
     literate and quite British lyrical style is wed to a melodic sensibility
     that's graceful even when he's at his most physical. Musically, Cole's
     sound has steadily evolved since he made his debut with his group The
     Commotions on 1984's Rattlesnakes.
     In the two and a half years following the release of Mainstream, Cole
     signed to Capitol Records in the US, split from The Commotions, and moved
     to New York. For his first solo album, he assembled a team consisting of
     two New York band veterans - drummer/co-producer Fred Maher and guitarist
     Robert Quine, both of whom had played in Richard Hell's Voidoids and Lou
     Reed's backup group - plus bassist Matthew Sweet and Commotions keyboard
     player Blair Cowan.
     As a result, Lloyd Cole boasts a tougher, harder sound than The Commotions'
     records. Cole's vocals, meanwhile, have become more direct and less
     stylized. Cole's lyrics are also less adorned, and he has lightened up
     somewhat. Much of Lloyd Cole is musically astringent in a way Cole hasn't
     managed previously, even if the album is far less ambitious than his first
     two records.

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