Miasma, by Bevis Frond

Miasma

by Bevis Frond

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1.	Garden Gate 01:07	lyrics	buy track
Bwaaaahhhh, widdly widdly etc
2.	She's In Love With Time 06:07		buy track
3.	Wild Mind 06:56		buy track
4.	Wild Afterthought 02:15		buy track
5.	Splendid Isolation 03:49		buy track
6.	The Earl Of Walthamstow 00:44		buy track
7.	The Newgate Wind 05:19		buy track
8.	Release Yourself 00:43		buy track
9.	Maybe 04:18		buy track
10.	Ride the Train Of Thought 04:09		buy track
11.	Confusion Days 06:29		buy track
12.	Find My Way Home (Bonus Track) 05:24		buy track
13.	I Eat the Air (Bonus Track) 04:53		buy track
14.	Song From Room 13 (Bonus Track) 06:07		buy track
15.	Need All Your Loving (Bonus Track) 04:58		buy track
16.	High Wind In The Trees (Bonus Track) 05:21		buy track
17.	South Hampstead Rain (Bonus Track) 03:56		buy track
18.	Looks Like Rain (No.1) (Bonus Track) 04:03		buy track

about

After experience in a couple of Post Punk Psychedelic Bands, Nick Saloman was involved in a horrendous Motorbike smash, courtesy of Camden Council. Eventually they paid compensation, and Nick bought a portastudio to record some songs, which he pressed up as an album, Miasma, in a limited release of 500 copies. The genius of this debut release was soon picked up, and he had to rush to the pressing plant to generate more copies for the growing legions of fans of the Bard of Walthamstow. What sets Nick apart from his peers is his lyrical honesty, his understanding of the human condition, his unerring songwriting genius and his knowing that a good guitar solo is better than any drug available. So here it is, the debut Bevis Frond Album.

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released June 8, 1986

Nick Saloman plays everything, although the kitchen sink was unavailable, as it was on tour with U2.

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Bevis Frond Walthamstow

The Bevis Frond, the band name used by Nick Saloman for his projects, released Miasma in 1986 to great acclaim from fans of psychedelic rock. A steady stream of LPs since then showcase Nick's strengths of strong songwriting, finely crafted lyrics, and a musical mixture from wig-out guitar jams to sensitive folky numbers. New album The Leaving Of London is a triumphant return after a 7 year hiatus. ... more

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shows

Apr 20

Musiktheater Piano

Dortmund, Germany
Apr 21

Poppodium 013

Tilburg, Netherlands
Apr 22

LOGO Hamburg

Hamburg, Germany
Apr 23

Quasimodo

Berlin, Germany
Apr 24

Nachtleben

Frankfurt, Germany
Apr 25

Z-Bau

Nuremberg, Germany
Apr 26

Backstage Werk

Munich, Germany
May 18

The Lexington

London, UK
May 19

The Lexington

London, UK

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