Josephine Foster - Blood RushingTenth anniversary reissue of Josephine Fosters lauded ninth album Blood Rushing. The North American Colorado based singer songwriter has lent her warbling mezzo soprano and interpretive wit to nearly two decades of self produced recordings. Fosters songs are rooted in early American folk blues as well as classical art song and Tin Pan Alley. A rock ballet chant, the music is set to a Pueblo drum's metapulsing Pan American heartbeat. Recorded in

who worked out of the UK Polydor office running the UK arm of Atlantic

brothers Mark and Clive Iveshad a listen to hundreds of previously unreleased tracks recorded in the 70s and 80s to assemble their first new record in two decades

After a punishing release and touring schedule of 2017-18

in the meantime

bathed in the adoration of critics

Scott and his wife moved to Brisbane

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Initial run includes a limited number of orange colour vinyl editions - allocated at random

The band formed around high school friends James and Louis in 2013

and a masterpiece

and fans haveåÊbeen eagerly anticipating an album since it was officiallyåÊannounced back in March‰Û_

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