Vincent Over The Sink – 22 Coloured Bull-Terriers
This is a record that reminds me strongly of a time and place. Although Vincent Over The Sink is an Australian band it’ll always bring back memories of when I moved to Berlin in 2015. My friend released this record around that time, and it was constantly playing in the background. This is a deeply weird and affecting record. Each song feels like a brief glimpse into the internal workings of someone's mind, as they unpack their daily thoughts or nightmares. It’s experimental, loose, psychedelic and free-form. It also sounds very Australian to me. It’s got a kind of laid-back, slouchy quality. It’s also really rich and textural. It’s impossible to replicate music like this, I just feel lucky to have discovered it.
Baker's Dozen
Echo's Answers: Carla Dal Forno's Bakers Dozen
Echo's Answers: Carla Dal Forno's Bakers Dozen
Danijela Bočev
, October 26th, 2022 08:47
Carla Dal Forno takes tQ through thirteen albums that have shaped her life and work, from the life-changing experience of discovering Broadcast to the constant inspiration of Una Baines