technostalgia by Sundae Club

Technostalgia is Sundae Club's debut album released on the Technostalgic Tunes label on CD in 2004. The disc was packaged in a Digipak gatefold sleeve which when unfolded represented the wood-effect dashboard of an unidentified 1970s British saloon car. Dating from that year, this was the band's official description of the album:

Inspired by all those little themes from BBC Testcard Tunes from the 1960s, Sundae Club's debut album TECHNOSTALGIA, has already been compared to Air, Lemon Jelly and more recently, The Real Tuesday Weld. Mainly instrumental, but with a smidgin of vocal contribution, it's a thoroughly English sounding record, recalling the spirit of British Leyland Industrial Action; the advent of Decimalisation; the days of Dual Standard 405/625 line TV, and the discovery of North Sea Gas. (RIP). The cracking 6-panel Digipak cover was designed by Ian Bilbey, the creator of those stylish posters for the VW Beetle Cabriolet and the stripes on a few of Paul Smith's socks. You will certainly be impressed by the simulated teak finish.

Tracklist

2.	angels in the sky	4:11

3.	in love with sundae	4:57

4.	frankie & tronny	5:11

5.	stuff	5:20

6.	the brummagem fly	4:29

7.	when beechleaves are falling	3:57

8.	great big homburg hats	5:42

9.	smaller fedora	4:56

10.	arabian flights	3:35

11.	balky mule	4:04

12.	a different tide	2:26

Credits

released February 13, 2010

Hamstall Ridware and Dr CD Mille play Various Technostalgic Items.

Also featuring:
Sam Holmes - Vocals
Helen Boulding - Vocals
Mark Parrish - Guitar
Tacye - Vocals
Jay Moody - Sax
Sue Mills - Brass
Gonzo Lagonda - Cello
Eric Shilling, AB Adam, Erica Johns - Vocal Contributions

Engineered and Produced by George Shilling

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