First on the A-side is ‘Heat Crime’ a dreamy half reverie that unfurled itself near the end of a late night session. Through misty intimations it gradually took shape, stirring delight in its receptive translator. In the beginning it was an unformed mood but through toil and mishap it became music. It was underived, but its cousins and aunts are the forgotten and quietly enchanting soundtracks to Ms Marple, Hercule Poirot and their ilk, who drip mystery and beauty unannounced calling the heart to attention. The second track on the A-side is ‘Moon Letters’ a crescent lit jazz nocturne, evoking visions of stormy seas on a far off globe, Two parts euphoria to one part melancholy, it is a highly composed piece of rave revival. On the flip Peter plunges ‘Heat Crime’ into the paranoid depths of near psychosis, only to re-emerge with triumphant redemption. Take a little trip with us,
Love, The KR-Family[info from wa]