Manc legends.
Nobody's Perfect 2CD+LP reissue (Man In The Moon/Occultation 2020).
New LPs (Occultation 2012-17).
Gigs & new releases from NEW DISTRACTIONS.
@DistractionsMcr@colonelstewart Just over a year since I made their first recording 18 September 1978 - finally available on iTunes, Spotify or wherever you get your downloads https://t.co/3v4KCEXVxb
The Distractions at Dingwalls, reviewed by Charles Shaar Murray in the NME, 12 July 1980.
"Leave You To Dream is one of the most affecting pop songs of the '80s"
"May The Distractions always get encores; may they always play as if they have to work to get them"
Thanks @nme80s
The Distractions at Dingwalls, reviewed by Charles Shaar Murray in the NME, 12 July 1980.
"A high spot in anybody's pop week"
"Finney's voice shows its Northern Soul roots in every syllable"
"Rhythm and impeccable melody"
Thanks @nme1980s
Basement 5, Delta 5, The Distractions, Swinging Cats - live reviews.
Pics by Philip Grey, Tom Sheehan, Peter Anderson.
New Musical Express, 12 July 1980.
If you bought the 10" physical version at the time and would like the digital just drop Occultation a line with some means of verifying your purchase (receipt if you have it, if not they'll try and find you in their records by name and e-mail).
https://t.co/7kHKXhZDYE
'The Distractions Go Dark' digital release by
Occultation Recordings. Originally a 10" bundled with the third and final LP 'Kindly Leave the Stage'. These 6 tracks were recorded at the sessions for 'Kindly' (side 1) and 'End of the Pier' (side 2).
https://t.co/7kHKXhZDYE
THE DISTRACTIONS. Something Lasts.
By David Quantick
1981... The Distractions, who were famous in some circles for releasing a single on Factory Records called Time Goes By So Slow... one of those songs that exists outside time. It sounds like a dream...
https://t.co/JGpWuuDPQ1
**** Breaking News*****
Watford have sacked Liverpool manager Arne Slot.
In a statement the club said
'Someone had to f**king do it. Might as well be us.'
What a buzz to feature in @RecCollMag's 80 finest releases from 1980! Between John Cooper Clarke and The Specials will do.
"Vulnerable pop-rock now rendered legendary".
The Nobody's Perfect 2CD 48-track reissue on @occultationuk received a glowing review in RC five years ago...