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“Music with language and music without language and the noise of language about sound”. Andrew Poppy’s new album is about the life of sounds and is transformed into a performance by Poppy himself with the help of Julia Bardsley’s visuals. The Wire described the album as “bewitching, beautifully crafted and highly addictive”
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