KIND WORDS FOR "EAT THE SUNSHINE..."

From POPROCKRECORDS: Ed Woltil has a new duo pairing, this time working with Kirk Adams to deliver a new LP Eat the Sunshine, Drink the Starshine. The record has got a well-crafted 1970s pop sound to my ears with so many interesting adornments tucked in here and there. “Last Call 4 Lost Dogs” is an exquisite mediation on pop tune-age with a bit swing.

From I Don't Hear A Single: Again the feel is 70s UK New Wave at times, Guitar Pop at its finest with the bonus of some wonderful Guitar arrangements courtesy of the XTC six stringer. Gregory appears on 4 of the 12 songs and the emphasis across the album concentrates more on Pop Rock than Shadow Pop.

There are big exceptions though. Almost Home adds Baroque Pop and pastoral Psych Pop to the mix. It's All Songs starts a little Ob La Di Ob La Da at the beginning, but becomes very close to Paul Simon vocally across its jauntiness.