Momus - Pantaloon2018 release. Pantaloon sees Momus veteran Scottish indie crooner Nick Currie celebrating his return to Berlin (after eight years in Osaka) with a topical cabaret album which sets current political developments in a "neo Weimar" of the imagination: a musical space influenced by Brecht and Weill's theater songs, the tribal rock opera Hair, traces of psychedelia and echoes of post punk groups like Wire and Magazine. These thirteen songs recorded in

which provided his UK chart breakthrough in 1960

in a very rare coup

which he helmed for sixteen years

second half of the 14th century: in the heart of a city in full humanist and cultural effervescence

the Tokugawa resort to their standard response whenever there's a new crisis to be handled: sending in a team of skilled warriors to stick the source of the problem full of a lot of holes

1 "Slow Poke"

21 in C Major K467

will forever be enshrined in that small who's who of Texas music pioneers that include T-Bone Walker

and Speaking Drums

Recorded in studios in Australia and Europe

This album will scratch the itch of all the die-hard fans looking for that familiar Tsunami Bomb sound

Momus quickly discovered it's wide dynamic range