PJ Harvey & John Parish - Black Hearted Love torrent

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PJ Harvey is back, recording again with longtime collaborator John Parish on the forthcoming A Woman A Man Walked By, their first full-length record together since 1996’s outstanding Dance Hall At Louse Point. “Black Hearted Love” is the first single (and track) from that record, due out March 30th, and finds Polly back on familiar ground after the spare, mostly acoustic soul-bearing of White Chalk, singing over a driving rhythm and a sinister bluesy electric guitar riff. Harvey’s vocals are sultry and steady, and she really unleashes in the frenzied chorus that brings to mind Stories From The City-era Polly Jean. The ten-track album was once-more produced by Flood, who has manned the dials, along with Parish, on nearly all of Harvey’s records. The duo are set to play a show at SXSW on March 21st, and are hitting LA and New York for two shows before heading back for a sold-out UK and European tour. Here’s to hoping that they announce a full-scale US tour after that, because Polly Jean is always up to something interesting, and her music has been captivating me for years. It’s simply been too long since she’s played a show in Minneapolis (her last headlining gig was at First Avenue in 2004). And if this song is any indication, A Woman A Man Walked By will be yet another in a long line of stellar, engrossing records in Harvey’s brilliant catalog.

A Woman a Man Walked By is an album by PJ Harvey and John Parish, released on March 30, 2009 on Island Records. It is the second collaboration between Harvey and Parish, following 1996's Dance Hall at Louse Point. The album was recorded in Bristol and Dorset, and mixed by Flood. This album is made up of ten new songs. All the music is written by Parish, who also plays most of the instruments. The vocals and all lyrics are by Harvey.

The first single from the album is "Black Hearted Love" which is described as having 'anthemic grunge-pop guitars.'

The album has been described by journalist John Harris, as "...mischievous, deadly serious, elegant and poetic, and possessed of a brutal power – it is doubtful that you will hear a record as brimming with creative brio and musical invention this year..."

In a track by track synopsis on their website, The Fly described the album as "a body of folk tales, funeral songs and trapped, tangled love songs... brilliant."


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