Music / rock

The pace of the passing


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Charon

2:40 min

Sisyphus

3:25 min

Palm's Backside(featuring Marika Hackman)

4:02 min

Alright Alright Alright

3:53 min

The Midas Touch(featuring Tom Fleming)

4:45 min

Party For Two(featuring Liz Lawrence)

4:18 min

You Thought I Was Your Friend ("I Want To Hurt You")

5:11 min

The Sun's Midlife Crisis

4:54 min

The Sirens(featuring The Staves)

4:06 min

Terra

4:41 min


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Reviews (3)


The line of best fit

d. 20. Jan. 2017

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Lauren Wade

d. 20. Jan. 2017

"Made up of a mixture of wistful acoustic melodies, swelling electronic instrumentals and throbbing basslines, Bombay Bicycle Club's Ed Nash's first solo venture isn't worlds apart from his main band's discography, but instead a variation on a theme that will have you falling hook, line and sinker for the long-overlooked indie bassist".


PopMatters

d. 16. Feb. 2017

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Mike Schiller

d. 16. Feb. 2017

"The Pace of the Passing is fine. It's the sound of an artist getting his feet under him, a first step for Nash that doesn't completely work but shows the potential for something really special".


Gaffa [online]

d. 31. Jan. 2017

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Morten Gottschalck

d. 31. Jan. 2017

"Der er tale om en af den slags helstøbte album, som vokser ved hvert gennemlyt ... 4 store stjerner til en flot debut skive, som momentært strejfer skyerne".