BEVIS FROND - Horrorful Heights 2LP folk of something you return to

of something you return to every day and is valuable because it is something you share in common with all people

slashing through neo-noir fantasies that are romantic

steeped in a perfectionism and clarity of vision that informed every choice

mostly written and recorded in 1967

While the band’s sound has a heritage

BEVIS FROND - Horrorful Heights 2LP folk of something you return toThe album's range is wide but sharply defined. "Draining The Bad Blood" channels the classic Bevis Frond mode of melodic guitar pop cut from the same cloth as longtime fan favourites later covered by Teenage Fanclub and The Lemonheads. "Space Age Eyes," a concise nine minute odyssey, nods toward the transcendental explorations of '70s electric Miles Davis, complete with a blistering solo from Simmons and rhythmic elasticity from Pearce. The sitar