The Reds, Pinks & Purples – Summer at Land's End [LP] Folk / Blues / Ethnographic receding and overlapping

receding and overlapping

As inimitable

with a world building structure and sounds and narratives that go along with it

Production by David Cunningham creates the shadowy presence of a leftfield Flying Lizards dubwise depth that adds subtle strangeness to the atmosphere

the music here is tactile and rough but not “noise music

The Reds, Pinks & Purples – Summer at Land's End [LP] Folk / Blues / Ethnographic receding and overlapping""Summer at Land's End" is not an interlude or tangent for The Reds, Pinks & Purples but rather a perfect fourth movement following the albums "Anxiety Art," "You Might Be Happy Someday," and "Uncommon Weather." As with these self recorded records (the primary work of songwriter Glenn Donaldson), the songs on "Summer at Land's End" were crafted slowly and then drawn together to make a unified statement. But here, and more than before, "Summer at