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Prism: Vinyl 2LP Erland Cooper Blur represented Britain's middle class


Prism: Vinyl 2LP Erland Cooper Blur represented Britain's middle class

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Blur represented Britain's middle class

which is The Doors by way of The Manson Family and the Stooges-esque ‘The Bad Thing’

and the #1 ‘Rock Me Amadeus’ from Falco

Bobbi Humphrey

The band was formed in 1970 by singer

Prism: Vinyl 2LP Erland Cooper Blur represented Britain's middle classOn Prism, released 28th April via Cooking Vinyl, The Orbs pulsating discography grows ever more huge, with their 18th album, and 3rd helmed by core duo Alex Paterson and Michael Rendall. Despite the connotations of its title, here they continue to rollick freely without inhibition across ambient, house and dub, but also tangent into poetry, pop, full blown drum n bass and actual reggae. To celebrate the official album announcement, The Orb are pleased

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