Baby Cool - Earthling On The Road To Self LoveMarrying psychedelic pop with folk and a touch of country, 'Earthling On The Road To Self Love' is the sublime debut album by Brisbane, Australia based artist Baby Cool the latest side project by Nice Biscuit co front woman Grace Cuell. Cuell says of the record, which follows her debut single 'Magic' and tours with Babe Rainbow and The Lazy Eyes: The songs on this album are deeply sentimental. I have a lot I need to sing about to help me make sense of

one is long lost in a private collection

the soundtrack includes all the cues from the feature film as well as 9 bonus tracks

The album contains synthesizer contributions from Brian Eno on "Sing" (which he co-wrote) and "Here She Comes"

They imploded in 1983

I also started building a field recording library over the last couple of years so there’s quite a bit of that in there

The Violets had been a regular support to the 'Gales over the years and Lloyd had always been an admirer of Kitson's playing so when that band split up and she agreed to become a Nightingale he was "made up" and finally the group was "proper"

the sprawling layers of harp reigned in and accented by flourishes of low end synth and Halstead’s guitar

but it never materialised

But on a personal level

Stealing Sheep

My Morning Jacket are now set to share the second half of the project as The Waterfall II

and off-kilter German beer hall waltzes