Catherine Wheel - Ferment - 180gm Vinyl + 12-inchDouble vinyl LP pressing housed in gatefold jacket. Includes bonus tracks. After a contract race with Creation and Opal Records, Catherine Wheel signed to Fontana. In June 1992, they released their debut album, Ferment, which was produced by Tim Friese Greene, who had just recently finished working with Talk Talk. It's muscular rock was often mesmeric, and it's lead single Black Metallic created huge interest. The album was ranked No 23 in Pitchfork's

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Crime and punishment

and wanting yellow to love him back

Weisert is heard on piano

an idyllic rural setting and the value of religion

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Keeping the composer's intent foremost

and most importantly - overwhelmingly welcoming

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Wes Montgomery and George Benson

Kieslowski dramatizes Witek's journey as a series of different possibilities

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