Tim Darcy - Saturday Night (Black Vinyl)

Tim Darcy - Saturday Night (Black Vinyl)Saturday Night, the first proper solo album from Tim Darcy (Ought), comes from one of those crossroads type moments in life where one has to walk to the edge before knowing which way to proceed. Darcy actually almost bailed on the session at the start of day one, but was thankfully convinced to make the jump and record a crop of songs he had been amassing over the years an initial set, curated from a much wider catalogue of young songs. A personal

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