FRANCOISE HARDY - Mon Amie La Rose LP no wave This album was the bridge

This album was the bridge from the bands early 'punk' days to their more creative and commercial eighties phase

as well as swampy swaggering guitars and Clottie Cream's filthy drawl about the world around the band as she explains: “it’s an album that comes from growing up in London and the first-hand experience of our city’s devolution

Produced by Steven McDonald (Redd Kross)

Luckily she realised that this was a terrible waste of time and so embarked on an arts degree and set about making relatable fuzz pop that sounds like Courtney Barnett sandpapered in order to fit onto college radio playlists

FRANCOISE HARDY - Mon Amie La Rose LP no wave This album was the bridgeThe legendary Francoise Hardy is pretty much the sonic epitome of 1960s French cool, and Mon Amie La Rose is her 1964 album: the year she became a major player. Sleek and beautiful recordings full of period flair, fully remastered from the original mono tapes. Reissue on Light In The Attic and Future Days Recordings.