To date, Secret Boyfriend’s presence has been felt largely in the shape of live performances and short-run cassette releases (among them Carved At Birth<\/i>, Furnishing The Void<\/i> and Skin On The Clock<\/i>), as well as vinyl splits with Russian Tsarlag and Horaflora. This Is Always Where You’ve Lived<\/i> is SB\u2019s first LP release and unquestionably his most potent, fully realised work to date. Twelve songs from under the floorboards. A heart-rending but hard-edged synthesis of downer folk, small hour tape experiments, noise etudes and basement-mildewed pop for edgeland fuck-ups, wanderers and malcontents. Hints of Peter Jefferies, Dave Bixby, Flaming Tunes, Storm Bugs, etc. Arguably comes closer than any previous BEB release to articulating the \u201cmesmerised suburban daydreams of our youth”.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
To date, Secret Boyfriend’s presence has been felt largely in the shape of live performances and short-run cassette releases (among them\u00a0Carved At Birth<\/i>,\u00a0Furnishing The Void<\/i>\u00a0and\u00a0Skin On The Clock<\/i>), as well as vinyl splits with Russian Tsarlag and Horaflora.\u00a0This Is Always Where You’ve Lived<\/i>\u00a0is SB\u2019s first LP release and unquestionably his most potent, fully realised work to date. Twelve songs from under the floorboards. A heart-rending but hard-edged synthesis of downer folk, small hour tape experiments, noise etudes and basement-mildewed pop for edgeland fuck-ups, wanderers and malcontents. Hints of Peter Jefferies, Dave Bixby, Flaming Tunes, Storm Bugs, etc. Arguably comes closer than any previous BEB release to articulating the \u201cmesmerised suburban daydreams of our youth”.<\/p>\n