he seems to have been very well liked by anyone who actually knew him - very kind and generous with his time. He was a big supporter of the UK underground too - he was always going on about bands like Teeth of the Sea, Hey Collusus, Pye Corner Audio and the like in interviews, using his much bigger platform to boost stuff he liked when he really didn't need to.Poor old Mark Riley was in tears announcing it.
Fuck
Loved pretty much everything he ever did - what a voice - but "Ballad of the Broken Seas" that he did with Isobel Campbell is in my top 10 of all time list, I'll never tire of it.
RIP
just had this one on
Didn't realise that Pye Corner Audio had remixed Floor of the Ocean.he seems to have been very well liked by anyone who actually knew him - very kind and generous with his time. He was a big supporter of the UK underground too - he was always going on about bands like Teeth of the Sea, Hey Collusus, Pye Corner Audio and the like in interviews, using his much bigger platform to boost stuff he liked when he really didn't need to.
he did another one too (it's not as good though)Didn't realise that Pye Corner Audio had remixed Floor of the Ocean.
Killer B just beat me to it- but did realise.
I read that he had Covid really bad last year, like REALLY bad, was in and out of a coma in hospital for months, he wrote about it in a book called Devil in a Coma (I’ve not read it). I wonder if maybe it was related to that, given he was only 57? Whatever, a sad loss. RIP
Fuck
Loved pretty much everything he ever did - what a voice - but "Ballad of the Broken Seas" that he did with Isobel Campbell is in my top 10 of all time list, I'll never tire of it.
RIP
There was an extract in The Guardian.
‘This thing was trying to dismantle me’: Mark Lanegan on nearly dying of Covid
In this extract from his new memoir Devil in a Coma, the alt-rocker recalls how Covid-19 put him in hospital for months this year – and gave him a series of hallucinogenic visionswww.theguardian.com