PJ HARVEY - Let England Shake - Demos LP Country Theo Katsaounis (Joan of Arc

Theo Katsaounis (Joan of Arc

“The feverish violins of “Dead Air” are especially spine-chilling while “The Loop Swing” provides a passage of pop levity until the final one-two combo of “Bodies’ Descendants” into Wire-y closer “Curbstomp” ratchet up the intensity tenfold

the floatational vocals of Lau Nau provide a deeply forested continuum

" Originally released in 1989

You can now get it on vinyl for the first time and as well as their stellar original work there's covers of tracks by Joy Division

PJ HARVEY - Let England Shake - Demos LP Country Theo Katsaounis (Joan of ArcIncludes d l code. PJ's demos have been a genuinely interesting insight into her creative process, really peaking here. In particular, we're given a lot more insight into the samples and found sounds which really characterise the original album as a departure from, say, White Chalk. The Istanbul (Not Constantinople) and Summertime Blues give the title track and The Words That Maketh Murder a new kind of hypnotism, and they now fit in alongside England