Nick Haeffner London, UK
Nick's first exposure was as a member of cult indie band Clive Pig and the Hopeful Chinamen. Subsequently he joined The Tea Set, with whom he recorded 2 singles and an album before releasing a highly acclaimed solo album 'The Great Indoors' in 1986. The album was an eclectic mixture of psychedelia, folk rock, new wave and classical music, favourably compared with Nick Drake and Syd Barrett. ... more
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It's been many moons since Nick Haeffner released the captivating and uniquely beautiful The Great Indoors. Like that album, this isn't just a set of songs, it's a varied and entrancing experience. There's psychedelia, experimental sound collage, unexpected rhythmic shifts, and songwriting that rests everything on a strong foundation. There's a cover of the great Joe Meek tune "I Hear A New World" and the title words could describe stepping into Nick Haeffner's "New Life".
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Back Into The Dream
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Drunk Dial #12 - Gentleman Jesse
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Wrong Side of Town EP
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