Tindersticks - No Treasure But HopeThree years since their last album proper, singer Stuart Staples decided Tindersticks return called for something special and No Treasure but Hope, is very much that! Rich in intuitive warmth, lush melodies and an inquisitive spirit, its an album that casts a fresh light on Tindersticks core qualities, bathed in the glow of a band intent on rediscovering what they can do. Expanding the horizon without losing the focus, No Treasure but Hope manages to

Emma is simply an ergonomic reaction to her environments and their stories

Recorded at three european concerts - in London

it’s a bit lamer than that sounds

Predominantly self-composed

His mixing and mastering skills are much sought after and he is responsible for some of the more challenging sonic restoration work for the re-issue label

and Snoop Dogg work better than could be expected

and blackness

and other swinging Rhythm & Blues oddities from the Sixties and Seventies

Pete van Riper

on Fire Records

Set to pick up where the Bees left off

an absolute must-have