Airport Girl - Salinger Wrote
by Anthony Strutt
published: 17 / 2 / 2004
Label:
WIAIWYA
Format: 7"
intro
New single from Nottingham-based indiepop act, Airport Girl, which finds them changing directions and experimenting with both violins and reggae
Nottingham's Airport Girl return with this very different 7 inch. The A side, 'Salinger Wrote' is like a grunged up Pastels. There are moments when it features violins, but, at other times, it is quiet and lovely. With all its changes in tempo, it really does give the record player a good seeing too in its few minutes of spinning time. The B side I think is even better. An instrumental, it sounds like the soundtrack to a late 70's BBC2 documentary soundtrack on Portobello Market. It has a very weird 70's reggae vibe and is really quite brilliant.
Track Listing:-
1 Salinger Wrote2 Emmaweg House
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interviews |
Interview with Sean Price (2007) |
As a result of a succession of disasters it took three attempts and five years for Airport Girl to record their second album 'Slow Light'. Bassist and Fortuna Pop! owner Sean Price talks to Ben Howarth about it, and the band's development in the process from an indie pop into an Americana act |
Interview with Sean Price (2003) |
reviews |
Slow Light (2007) |
Long overdue second album from Airport Girl, who have abandoned their underground indie pop roots to produce a comforting, but more downbeat classic collection of alt. country |
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