Bleep

Felt's 'Me and a Monkey on the Moon' was to be the final album from the group, originally released in 1989 and unavailable on vinyl since then. Ending the mission on a rather sombre note, the group's trademark organ and guitar sound seem to take on a sort of dead-pan country feel, giving the overall tone a very much moving closer to the horizon feeling. Overall it's a wonderfully catchy selection of tracks, ripe with that Lawrence melancholic twist and a perfect way to bring to a close one of the most important projects of the post-punk movement.

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...