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Barry Adamson

Back To The Cat (2022 reissue)

CD - £11.99 | Buy
Originally released in 2008, Back To The Cat, was in keeping with the artist who developed the concept of the imaginary soundtrack, with every song building a c...
Barry Adamson

Steal Away EP

limited atlantic pearl blue 12" ep + download - 1 per customer - £19.99 | Buy
written and recorded at the time Adamson was writing his memoir ‘Up Above the City, Down Beneath the Stars’, this ep is now released on vinyl for th...
Barry Adamson

Up Above the City, Down Beneath the Stars

Limited signed hardback book - £20.00
The former Bad Seed has been so intrinsic to our musical tastes & outlook that we thought we knew him well but this gripping read about his myriad musical m...
Stranger On The Sofa (2022 reissue)

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  1. Here in the Hole
  2. The Long Way Back Again
  3. Officer Bentley's Fairly Serious Dilemma
  4. Who Killed Big Bird?
  5. Theresa Green
  6. The Sorrow and the Pity
  7. My Friend the Fly
  8. Inside of Your Head
  9. You Sold Your Dreams
  10. Déjà Morte
  11. Dissemble
  12. Free Love

Barry Adamson

Stranger On The Sofa (2022 reissue)

Mute
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    Released: 30th Sep 2022

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Originally released in the mid-2000s, Stranger On The Sofa is an album tied together by its mysterious cinematic composure.

Each track is used to demonstrate the breadth of musicianship and re-presentation of countless timeless genres, moving in between electronica and jazz with shadowy ambience scattered throughout. Nick Plytas and Adrian Owusu provided their expertise on the organ and slide guitar, with Barry playing almost every other instrument. Composing, performing, recording and producing Stranger On The Sofa undoubtedly makes it an album that represents Adamson fully embracing the DIY aesthetic from where he began. “[This] solo album from the former bassist for Magazine and the Bad Seeds is an eclectic mix of dark instrumentals and brooding pop.” - Pitchfork "As good as anything he has done. The bleak, dysfunctional cityscapes conjured are nightmarish" - Sunday Times Culture "Proves once again what an unnerving space the interior of his head must be" - Mojo