Steve Queralt Swallow Vinyl LP 2025
1. Mission Creep
2. Lonely Town feat. Emma Anderson
3. High Teens
4. A Porsche Shaped Hole
5. Swiss Air feat. Emma Anderson
6. I Don’t Know How To Sing
7. Messengers feat. Verity Susman
8. 1988
9. Motor Boats
Repressed due to demand, Ride bassist Steve Queralt’s acclaimed debut solo album Swallow is a beautifully brooding nine-track collection that combines the darkly textured soundscapes of early M83 and Sigur Rós with an electronic sheen reminiscent of Boards Of Canada. It also features guest vocals from Sonic Cathedral labelmate Emma Anderson (formerly of Lush and Sing-Sing) and Verity Susman (Electrelane, MEMORIALS).
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Steve Queralt Swallow Vinyl LP 2025
Steve Queralt Swallow Vinyl LP 2025
1. Mission Creep
2. Lonely Town feat. Emma Anderson
3. High Teens
4. A Porsche Shaped Hole
5. Swiss Air feat. Emma Anderson
6. I Don’t Know How To Sing
7. Messengers feat. Verity Susman
8. 1988
9. Motor Boats
Repressed due to demand, Ride bassist Steve Queralt’s acclaimed debut solo album Swallow is a beautifully brooding nine-track collection that combines the darkly textured soundscapes of early M83 and Sigur Rós with an electronic sheen reminiscent of Boards Of Canada. It also features guest vocals from Sonic Cathedral labelmate Emma Anderson (formerly of Lush and Sing-Sing) and Verity Susman (Electrelane, MEMORIALS).
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1. Mission Creep
2. Lonely Town feat. Emma Anderson
3. High Teens
4. A Porsche Shaped Hole
5. Swiss Air feat. Emma Anderson
6. I Don’t Know How To Sing
7. Messengers feat. Verity Susman
8. 1988
9. Motor Boats
Repressed due to demand, Ride bassist Steve Queralt’s acclaimed debut solo album Swallow is a beautifully brooding nine-track collection that combines the darkly textured soundscapes of early M83 and Sigur Rós with an electronic sheen reminiscent of Boards Of Canada. It also features guest vocals from Sonic Cathedral labelmate Emma Anderson (formerly of Lush and Sing-Sing) and Verity Susman (Electrelane, MEMORIALS).
