Paul Haig - Rhythm Of Life Format:CD Further collaborations with the likes

Further collaborations with the likes of Low and Cornershop were quickly papered over

Still Color Waiting (12" mix)

Little Windows reminds the listener first of the best of Harold Budd's previous solo work and his collaborations with Brian Eno

where Momus was working as an Unreliable Tour Guide in the Whitney Biennial (an extension of the unreliable narrator device used in so many of his early songs)

sees the artist growing upwards and outwards

Paul Haig - Rhythm Of Life Format:CD Further collaborations with the likesLes Disques du Crepuscule present a remastered CD edition of Rhythm of Life by Paul Haig, the debut solo album by the enigmatic pop moodist who first made his name with Postcard label art punk legends Josef K. Rhythm of Life was originally released in November 1983 and recorded in New York and London by renowned producer Alex Sadkin. A collection of nine polished club pop tracks, the sessions featured a stellar case of guest musicians including Berni