Valedictory Songs

Magnet - "...Tightly wound compositions of both hard-rock and psych/folk ilks while retaining some of the folk signature tab-on-tongue frissons..." Mojo - "...Effectively gathers together all of Saloman's strengths but gives them a quick polish for the non-believers..." Alternative Press - 4 out of 5 - "...This is a rather good album. Nick Salomon has a fine...voice; his band plunder the space-rock past for one of the most muscular rhythm sections around, and lyrically he's got a sharp eye for cynical nostalgia..." Mojo (7/01, p.96) - "...Effectively gathers together all of Saloman's strengths but gives them a quick polish for the non-believers..." Alternative Press (4/01, p.66) - 4 out of 5 - "...This is a rather good album. Nick Salomon has a fine...voice; his band plunder the space-rock past for one of the most muscular rhythm sections around, and lyrically he's got a sharp eye for cynical nostalgia..." Magnet (1-2/01, p.77) - "...Tightly wound compositions of both hard-rock and psych/folk ilks while retaining some of the folk signature tab-on-tongue frissons..."

Eighteenth album from one-man psychedelic cottage industry Nick Saloman. Contains elements of powerpop and heavy rock. More "produced" than his previous efforts and released on his own Woronzow label.|