Ed Harcourt - El Magnifico

Ed Harcourt - El MagnificoEd Harcourt has released music under his own name that blends raw emotions, impeccable songwriting and visionary flights of imagination. He made his debut with the Mercury Prize nominated, Here Be Monsters, in 2001, and a succession of ten rich, enthralling albums have followed including the intoxicating addictive Strangers (2004); the breathless Back Into The Woods (2013), which was recorded in just eight hours; and Furnaces (2016) which compellingly

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The record is housed in a matte LP jacket and include a dull text 11 x 22 insert

Whether it was in the poignant lyricism of his solo musical endeavours (Ganough

as 90's house chords and gritty synths combine with a luring vocal hook for an ecstatic conclusion to the EP

a bonus 7" only available with the ERP pressing

handpicked by the band

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Sometimes The Blues Got Me (Delmark DE 853)

An engine and agent of propulsive forward motion

and absurdist storytelling like only Primus can

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