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The Waeve by Waeve (Cassette, 2023)

InnerSleeve Music (720439)

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About this product

Product Identifiers

Record LabelTgss, Transgressive

UPC5400863088460

eBay Product ID (ePID)10058723012

Product Key Features

FormatCassette

Release Year2023

GenreRock

ArtistWaeve

Release TitleThe Waeve

Dimensions

Item Height0.66 in

Item Weight0.12 lb

Item Length4.18 in

Item Width2.77 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks10

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Can I Call You 1.2 Kill Me Again 1.3 Over and Over 1.4 Sleepwalking 1.5 Drowning 1.6 Someone Up There 1.7 All Along 1.8 Undine 1.9 Alone and Free 1.10 You're All I Want to Know

Number of Discs1

NotesCASSETTE. 2022 release. The WAEVE - composed of Blur's Graham Coxon and Rose Elinor Dougall - release their eponymous debut album on Transgressive Records. Produced by The WAEVE and James Ford (Arctic Monkeys, Florence & The Machine, Foals, Haim) and recorded in London earlier this year, The WAEVE is a collection of 10 new tracks from songwriters Graham Coxon and Rose Elinor Dougall. Joining creative forces in The WAEVE gave the duo the opportunity to push past their instrumental comfort zones. Many tracks feature Graham on saxophone, one of the first instruments he played as a young musician back in the 80s. First single 'Can I Call You' starts as a ballad then morphs into a krautrock-style motorik number with a sprawling Coxon guitar solo. 'All Along' features Graham on cittern, a medieval folk lute. Rose plays piano and an ARP 2000 modular synth. The heavy weather all over 'The WAEVE' recalls the blustery folk rock of Sandy Denny or John & Beverly Martyn, while tracks such as 'Kill Me Again' and 'Over and Over' recall the 70s rock of Kevin Ayers or Van der Graaf Generator, almost industrial in places.