Live at Ronnie Scott's, 1964 promo-price-added showing a refined narrative which

showing a refined narrative which pulls from lived experience

and their style was firmly established

selling millions of albums

the album follows the band’s minimal is maximal aesthetic coalescing into dark bedroom anthems for loners and lovers with nods to 70s/80s punk and nightclub music ala Joy Division

Produced by Emily Wolfe Engineered by Matt Gerhard (Spoon

Live at Ronnie Scott's, 1964 promo-price-added showing a refined narrative whichThis never heard before recording of the legendary tenor sax Little Giant Johnny Griffin playing at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club and backed by members of Ronnie's House Band (Stan Tracey, Malcolm Cecil, and Jackie Dougan) sees a AAA vinyl release. The album was mastered at Gearbox Records using an all analogue signal chain and cut directly from the original tapes, which were recorded at the club by Les Tomkins in 1964. The sleeve features photography by