Kitty, Daisy & Lewis - The ThirdKitty, Daisy & Lewis return with their new album, three years on from their hugely acclaimed Smoking In Heaven. Described as a gift to those of us who still believe in magic (The Observer), the band have used those three years wisely, building a new 16 track analogue studio in a derelict Indian restaurant in Camden Town, resulting in an album and a sound all of their own making. With new space and equipment, the band knew they could take their third

It's pitted with potholes

whilst Mojo magazine proclaimed it their album of 2008

Still rooted firmly in the unshackled exploration and bombastic playing of their earlier work

Warby Parker will commemorate the release of Song Reader by reissuing limited-edition Carmichael frames created in collaboration with Beck

engineering and studio ownership

there was an inescapable disco pulse

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‰۝ Lost In Alphaville is a true sonic achievement

and it proves to be an inspired mix

homelessness

David's songs are steeped in the classic British song writing tradition epitomised by the likes of Ray Davies

‰ÛÏHe was in a group called Sniff ‰Û÷n‰۪ The Tears who had a big hit in the 70s with their song ‰Û÷Drivers Seat‰۪