Bleep

Felt's eighth album 'The Pictorial Jackson Review' was notable for splitting itself between short indie pop songs of the A-side, and the two instrumentals by keyboardist Martin Duffy that adorned the B. The result was an album as equally inspired by Jack Kerouac's novel Pic as David Bowie's Low, and as such stands as the finest moment of Felt's late period.

For ten years, led by Lawrence, the enigmatic artist only known by that of his first name, Felt gave the world ten near-perfect albums and ten near-perfect singles that have gone to make up some of the most alluringly distinct and unmistakably unique ambient reaching post-punk music to ever be recorded...