The fifth album from Dublin power pop institution Pugwash, and for many their masterpiece. Recorded at Exchequer Studios and co-produced by Thomas Walsh and Tosh Flood, it arrived on a…
The fifth album from Dublin power pop institution Pugwash, and for many their masterpiece. Recorded at Exchequer Studios and co-produced by Thomas Walsh and Tosh Flood, it arrived on a wave of momentum from Walsh's Ivor Novello-nominated Duckworth Lewis Method project with Neil Hannon, and the guest list reads like a power pop dream: Hannon appears on six tracks, Ben Folds plays piano on Dear Belinda, and XTC's Andy Partridge and Dave Gregory contribute a co-write and a gorgeous string arrangement respectively. Even Jeff Lynne sent a fan letter mid-recording. The title comes from the Olympus dictaphone demos that ended up forming the bones of the finished record, and there's a warmth and cohesion here that carries twelve slices of melodic, Beatles and ELO-indebted songcraft. Nominated for the Choice Music Prize and hailed by The Irish Times as the best Irish album of its year.
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