• Music
  • 18 Jul 01

New Day Parade

New Day Parade
Phil Udell
Phil Udell

More low key, downbeat sounds, this time from Galway and entirely in keeping

More low key, downbeat sounds, this time from Galway and entirely in keeping. ‘New Day Parade’ keeps its fi indefatigably lo and its mood solemn. Nice enough, but a little lacking in character. That however, is remedied by the appearance of ace mumbler Mark Eitzel on ‘The Horror’, which has everything that the lead cut lacks.

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