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Re: What of Steve Bush?
- Subject: Re: What of Steve Bush?
- From: "Simon Williams" <Simon.T.Williams@bt...com>
- Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2001 22:36:34 +0100
- Resent-date: Thu, 16 Aug 2001 16:49:29 -0700
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Dave,
Steve Bush started on the local Bristol Music scene around the same time as
the Art Objects (Gerards first band) and is an old friend of Gerard & Ann.
This would be around 1978/79. He had a group called Essential Bop. Has
lived in London and now Bristol. He has been recording for the last year
or
so and this sounds like the results.
Regards
Simon Williams
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dave Ungar" <verbal.kint@ly...com>
To: <blueplanes@st...net>
Sent: 16 August 2001 20:59
Subject: [blueplanes] What of Steve Bush?
>
> I ran across this review, looking for BA stock:
>
> Bush, Steve : Blossom Freak - Sugar Shack FOD024.
>
> 'Nice tunes, weird words, big beats,' aptly describe this eclectic set of
songs from Bristol's Steve Bush. Blossom Freak is the kind of album that
places a comforting arm around your shoulder one minute only to leave you
floundering the next. Once you've succumbed to the various (wicked)
delights
on offer here - the twisted, dark tales of vile mouth's,
split-personalities, and lascivious desires - you won't be able to leave
this album alone. A truly weird cocktail of Daft Punk; Bill Pritchard;
fragments of Beck skipping through the backdoor; and a dash of Gerard
Langley's poetic tongue make Blossom Freak more than a compelling
experience. There remains a tender heart, though, once the listener delves
beneath the dark covers - the sincerity of Weaker Than You and closing
title
track are enough to redeem Steve Bush if ever he's faced with the option of
heaven or hell. Somehow, I think he would choose the latter option! Bad
mood
music is a fitting description, but like all things!
>
> bad, bad is often good.
>
> - anyone know anything of him? (Sugar Shack seems to have some
> connection
to Gerard also.)
>
>
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