LEWIS TAYLOR The Damn Rest indie Neil Conti (drums)

Neil Conti (drums)

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Dead Man Walking Side B 1

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LEWIS TAYLOR The Damn Rest indie Neil Conti (drums)Nothing compares to Lewis Taylor and nobody crafts a B Side quite like him. Indeed, his long deleted B Sides are the stuff of legend. So, gathered together for the first time on one slice of wax, we present The Damn Rest: an albums worth of B Sides from the era of the 1996 Lewis Taylor (Damn) album. More off the wall and abstract than the album proper, these rare, underheard tracks burst with Lewiss uncompromising genius. A lot more experimental, the