Gare Du Nord
Review by Jason Barnard
Former Death In Vegas member Ian Button has corralled a wide range of creative forces for his second album under his Papernut Cambridge brand. They take a Supersonic Rocket Trip to the days Magpie, choppers and Ronno-Bowie stealing Top of The Pops.
“There’s No Underground” mixes gentle 70s glitter (When She Said She Said), dreamy prog-psych (The Long Shadows of Lee) and shameless retro pop (Rock and Roll Sunday Afternoon City Lights). Available on a Vinyl 7” triple set and digital formats it’s an extremely enjoyable listen. Papernut Cambridge are yet another band that in a different reality would be deservedly chart bound.
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