Tom James Scott - Drape LP xx1959 Swirling and tightly wound syncopated

Swirling and tightly wound syncopated rhythmic drum machines and synths that flicker about in dark atmospherics with the occasional murky vocal

tender and wistfulÉ one which you could listen to all day and makes you certain of its bearerÕs affability

Melding the synthesizer-driven experiments of post-punk and New Wave with the doom-laden atmospherics of the burgeoning goth rock scene

but that album cover is a Simpsons reference

but also the literal sounds of the streets

Tom James Scott - Drape LP xx1959 Swirling and tightly wound syncopatedFrom Bo'Weavil Tom James Scott's two previous CD releases for Bo'Weavil Recordings both featured acoustic guitar as primary voice. His first LP while maintaining similar melodic sensibilities and a feeling of hushed expanse sees piano become the main focus, with the title "Drape" (defined in literature documenting past and present dialect native to what is now Cumbria, as, "to speak slowly") determining pace and durations across the four pieces