The Imaginarium
"All the shows were so big, you know? Fifty thousand up, you know, festivals, people banging stuff, girls throwing bikinis on stage."
"All the shows were so big, you know? Fifty thousand up, you know, festivals, people banging stuff, girls throwing bikinis on stage."
"I grew up listening to lyricists, so I always thought the lyrics were important and something I really tried to focus on. I really don’t want to sell people short when it comes to the lyrics.”
"It’s the first record we’d ever made in our home space, and the first album we’d ever made by ourselves with no outside engineer or producer, so it felt really good."
"It was in a more R&B sort of soul groove direction – and people really weren't ready to hear Kim Wilde sing in that way. The album really didn't do so well at all."
"You always imagined that to get into some of these clubs you had to dress up in expensive designer clothes, but when the acid house thing hit it was more democratic, and more about expecting anything, you know?"
"It’s pretty strange, it’s like we’ve made a fun record about dying."
We also walk past a pair of discarded, inside-out black stockings - gusset facing up and complete with skiddies - in a grassy square near the library.
The Decline boys hit France and their show blows all their previous gigs outta the water.
Velociraptor win over the posh poms at showcase festival The Great Escape.
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BLOG: The Decline boys hit France and their show blows all their previous gigs outta the water.
BLOG: Velociraptor win over the posh poms at showcase festival The Great Escape.
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