“”Queue For Love” (Populous’ second album) is a triumph of the DIY ethos. After all, Andrea Mangia is just a kid with a computer and an incorruptible taste. “Queue For Love” isn’t pure sampledelia, though. A lot of the guitars, e-bows and glockenspiels on this album have been recorded in the bathroom of Populous’ tiny student apartment…and singer Matilde…recorded her gorgeous vocals for “Bunco” and “Clap Like Breeze”, turning the music into an amalgam of Broadcast, The Cocteau Twins and a crazy-in-love DJ Shadow.”
Unfortunately Love in the Time of Science is the album featured here and no-one seems to carry it.
Well, almost no-one: music.allofmp3.com/mp3/Emiliana_Torrini/group_571/albref_14/mcatalog.shtml.
Their website says: sci-fi trip-hop. Trip hop for me was one of the genres that somehow mostly missed the boat. Radium88 took their own boat. Thankfully.
