You Were The Last High
Colm O Hare, 23 Jul 2003

Not an obviously great tune on first listen, but this second single from Welcome To The Monkey House has a habit of sneaking up on you while you’re not listening.Suffice it to say that it’s a low key, slow-burner with a strong ’80s influence that somehow recalls The Human League’s ‘Mirror Man’.
Colm O Hare

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