Slowdive: "Pygmalion" LP sync. The Wages of Fear (1953)

The Wages of Fear (1953) and Tintin: Explorers On The Moon

most especially sound and vibration

tons of material by the singer surfaced from recording sessions for producers such as Bunny Lee

these assorted protagonists ask the people of the Antilles for Mutabor dance-tokens and send postcards to Moondog in Germany

where she focuses on snowy landscapes of anonymous places she has photographed over the past 10 years

Slowdive: "Pygmalion" LP sync. The Wages of Fear (1953)Pygmalion is an anomaly in the shoegaze world not of the lush dream pop sound that Slowdive were associated with in their earliest years; not of the harsh density My Bloody Valentine were famous for, or as accessible Rides style was prior to their full on excursion into mediocre britpop. Resulting from the exit of drummer Simon Scott, Pygmalion marked the definite end of Slowdive as we once knew them for nearly two decades, yet in their swan song,