FREE SINGLE

if you like this heres the DEMO EP

youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMGrsIEJ6PjjAL2WyS-EOX75hRYKBtlls 

“With the line “Welcome to real life my son”, NEMORE sums up how this song seems to be about life and just going through the day to day of being alive” Raised By Cassettes



“NEMORE, found comfort in the expression of his leadership.” 360 Mag



Having been compared by Raised By Cassettes (formally raised by Gypsies) from Dylan to Lou Reed, NEMORE has been living on the dole for 16 years, taking advise from his idol Noel Gallagher. Its aways been his dream to setup a musical movement, a tremendous display of artists sticking up for what they believe in all over the UK with different values. The ship of Albatross, designed for the people from the people is split into different sections each with a unique quality to teach. They say money is worthless on a ship, we have loot but very little of it to go round, anyway as NEMORE said ‘you can’t buy yourself out of trouble’, he spoke for all members involved in stating ‘trouble is what we mean’.



We’re fairly certain there’s a certain amount of underperforming in this song, laced upon Gallagher’s chords the message is a neighbour’s nightmare. In reality the song is about dying and being really bored out of your mind but don’t tell anyone that. He has released a statement this evening - as he woke up a little late, from the Helm stating that since making his first music video he’s feeling much better, he’s a fan of the press and it makes his life a bit better, you do!



NEMORE suffers from sleep paralysis mixed with out of body experiences, walking back and forth out of his body into his bathroom every night before he realised the nightmare was simply out of control, he found himself back again, on the last it was noted that he was in fact ‘living his dream”. As a Tottenham Hotspur fan this season, we exclaim with mixed emotion.nemore.bandcamp.com/track/free


The ship of Albatross was a sailing ship which became famous when it sank in 1961. Originally built in Amsterdam the vessel, unlike the titanic, has been salvaged and moored upon the shores of the UK. Its captain NEMORE found solace in the expression of his leadership until he started to question the nature and formation of objects, whether expressed aquatically or not. How long have we been at sea? With natural components each artist he’d met was carefully hand selected, alike the ship of ‘Rock n Roll’ (Beatles / Rolling Stones) and Albion (‘Razorlight / Libertines’) This boat was designed by someone for teaching both far and wide. So far NEMORE has remembered five parts with fifty or so of the members but as the rum and dust wears off so does his tolerance for some of its 100+ passengers.



The EP will be out later this year with tracks such as ‘Up The Smokey’ “Don’t Wanna Love You’ and ‘The Day We Won’ and ‘Dog City’ taking inspiration from living in London and the rivalries that exist there.

Query whether the moments of magic you're referring to could perhaps in part be a gentle nod (even a subconscious one) to Burt Bacharach and Perry Como:

Beautiful performance by Sinead RIP 

Best track of the year so far. Fact.

you can’t ban a coat can you?

This legendary piece of work for the first time in years! Absolute class!

While there was never an outright ban, I do recall the days of yesteryear when my dear mother would try to discourage me from buying used trenchcoats, overcoats and suits.

Unsurprisingly given the generational divide, our respective notions of "cool" were often at variance. If not incompatible.

In fairness, this was also before the rebranding took place:

Back then, used garments were still just "second‑hand". Only much later, having undergone a sudden magical transformation, did they begin being referred to as "vintage", "antique" or "preloved".



My mother had always been highly sensitive to odours.

[As a child, I'd have to keep re‑learning that the hard way, every time she caught me playing with matches. This, despite my repeated certainty about having left the windows open long enough to fool her.]


In relation to second‑hand garments, the chemical smell of mothballs made her especially uneasy.

More to the point, she disliked the idea — both of "dead‑people's clothes" being brought into her home, and one of her offspring actually wearing them.


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Thank you for posting.

Catchy song, fun video.



The look of Daisy Smith has a separate nostalgic appeal for me:

Good dancer, crazy eyes, severe fringe, and Breton shirt.

What's not to like?

Would never have expected to see this pop up here! What an album this is. Gabriel’s masterpiece.