You’re Only Young Once But You Can Be Stupid Forever: Vinyl LP Mary Lattimore Pyramid Structure Talking (Eric Woolfson’s

Pyramid Structure Talking (Eric Woolfson’s Songwriting Diary)

"The Imperial March"

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You’re Only Young Once But You Can Be Stupid Forever: Vinyl LP Mary Lattimore Pyramid Structure Talking (Eric Woolfson’sA collection of warmly melodic electronic sketches, with tracks alternately drifting beatless on the breeze or underpinned by lo fi drums, sometimes barely held together with a delicate construction of odd synth patches and ping pong percussion. Each piece is short and to the point, a record of perfect miniatures. Whilst this description may sound utopian, the album is conceived around themes of late stage capitalist brutality, hyper consumerism,