after years, this vinyl-wielding 4-piece originating from brighton — the one and only soft rocks — have finally committed their collective wit to a slew of original tunes. >we hunt buffalo now< is a punky dub monster serving as the first single in a series surrounding their = imminent debut album, >the curse of soft rocks<. in an age where any laptop-savvy poseur can upload their bland nu-disco or faux-chi-house directly to the cesspool of digitally downloadable fodder, it is more than refreshing to hear this cheeky bunch blending a mixed bag of instrumentation and obscure influences so recklessly. guest vocals are provided by san francisco post-punk hero jorge socarras (vocalist of indoor life and songwriter for patrick cowley). in case that wasnt enough, flip her over for the genius remix by andrew weatherall, a bonafide glam stomper that slaps you across the face with a fuzzy bassline and greaseball guitar chords. pure class.

dances with wolves is the original soundtrack of the 1990 academy award and golden globe winning film dances with wolves, produced, directed, and starring kevin costner. the original score and songs were composed and conducted by john barry. barry won the 1991 academy award for best original score and the 1992 grammy award for -best instrumental composition written for a motion picture or for television.- john barrys fifth oscar-winning score is a profoundly moving body of music.

first pressing of 1000 numbered copies on purple & gold mixed 180 gram audiophile vinyl.
dances with wolves is the original soundtrack of the 1990 academy award and golden globe winning film dances with wolves, produced, directed, and starring kevin costner. the original score and songs were composed and conducted by john barry. barry won the 1991 academy award for best original score and the 1992 grammy award for -best instrumental composition written for a motion picture or for television.- john barrys fifth oscar-winning score is a profoundly moving body of music.

after years in the game, this vinyl-wielding 4-piece originating from brighton - the one and only soft rocks - have finally committed their collective wit to a slew of original tunes. their debut album, -the curse of soft rocks- is without-a-doubt a departure from the current musical climate. in an age where any laptop-savvy poseur can upload their bland nu-disco or faux-chi-house directly to a cesspool of digitally downloadable fodder, it is more than refreshing to hear this cheeky bunch blending a mixed bag of instrumentation and obscure influences so recklessly.