Matt Deighton - Villager
Villager was the debut solo album by Mother Earth singer, Paul Weller band member and erstwhile Noel Gallagher replacement in Oasis, Matt Deighton. A pastoral folk album that sits perfectly alongside Nick Drake's Bryter Later and Solid Air by John Martin. Originally released in 1995 it garnered great reviews from NME, Q and the Guardian, and on it's 2011 reissue was named by Mojo as a Buried Treasure. Remastered from the original production master by Nick Robbins at Sound Mastering (Ace Records, The Small Faces), the vinyl sounds incredible. This new edition is released on Acid Jazz's People Tree subsidiary and is pressed on milky clear transparent vinyl.
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$8.75Matt Deighton - Villager
Villager was the debut solo album by Mother Earth singer, Paul Weller band member and erstwhile Noel Gallagher replacement in Oasis, Matt Deighton. A pastoral folk album that sits perfectly alongside Nick Drake's Bryter Later and Solid Air by John Martin. Originally released in 1995 it garnered great reviews from NME, Q and the Guardian, and on it's 2011 reissue was named by Mojo as a Buried Treasure. Remastered from the original production master by Nick Robbins at Sound Mastering (Ace Records, The Small Faces), the vinyl sounds incredible. This new edition is released on Acid Jazz's People Tree subsidiary and is pressed on milky clear transparent vinyl.
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Villager was the debut solo album by Mother Earth singer, Paul Weller band member and erstwhile Noel Gallagher replacement in Oasis, Matt Deighton. A pastoral folk album that sits perfectly alongside Nick Drake's Bryter Later and Solid Air by John Martin. Originally released in 1995 it garnered great reviews from NME, Q and the Guardian, and on it's 2011 reissue was named by Mojo as a Buried Treasure. Remastered from the original production master by Nick Robbins at Sound Mastering (Ace Records, The Small Faces), the vinyl sounds incredible. This new edition is released on Acid Jazz's People Tree subsidiary and is pressed on milky clear transparent vinyl.
