Moss (Translucent Orange LP) Black Splatter featuring the albums (and several

featuring the albums (and several singles) recorded during her stay in the English capital as well as 27 previously unheard tracks from her late ‘60s sessions that were discovered in the family home in East Durham

" Includes: 1 x Cassette

originally recorded in August 1996) and a then relatively unknown Michael Bublé (“Elf’s Lament”)

Speed Of Plight

Who Wants to Live Forever

Moss (Translucent Orange LP) Black Splatter featuring the albums (and severalWhether original or discovered, songs have always come into my life out of need. I think every song in this record is about a beginning hidden in an ending, hidden reclamations of ways Ive disappointed myself. The record opens with Backup Plan because I think being absolutely and freely myself was always stupidly my back up plan. If I couldnt succeed at being the person I was pretending to be, if I couldnt want the things Id been pretending to want,