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Bressa Creeting Cake: Bressa Creeting Cake | |
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One and only album by great Auckland band ,released on Flying Nun in 1996,FNCD 385. Members went on to work with Neil Finn and release solo work (Ed Cake) and perform with Goldenhorse.Lyrically, both Ed Cake (Edmund McWilliams ) and Geoff Creeting(Geoff Maddock) string words together with no small amount of flair. Whether it be the Hungarian/ Mongolian hybrid language in "Zenax", the imaginative leaps of syntax and imagery in "Rocky Mountain" and "Egyptian Tanker", or the strange tales told in the likes of "A Chip That Sells Millions" or 'An Early Microscope", the use of words and meaning adds depth to the tunes here. The overall impression left by Bressa Creeting Cake is of a young band brimming with ideas, delivering more than enough here to keep the listener enthralled and returning to the album again and again. Tracks: Palm Singing Egyptian Tanker You & I Superstation Greasy Grandma A Chip That Sells Millions Zenax Rocketship Rotten Old Bitch They Write Words To People Who Are Dead Papa People Rocky Mountain An Early Microscope Peyton Farquhar Wood For Her |
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