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The album was co-written by Basia Bulat and Rich Morel and recorded live using no less than 20 musicians
they were all pretty much flagstones of that short lived craze of the 70’s when people everywhere was reaching for their Midland Convoy Buddy CB radios and dreaming of adventures on the road and maybe meeting a few truck stop waitresses along the way
That push-and-pull colours the aural tapestry of these three musicians—Jacob Faber [drums]
and its charms were immediately apparent: Entertainment Weekly went as far as to suggest that the world would be a better place with less Rick Astleys and more acts like TAD
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SPECTRUM - Forever Alien 2LP techno The album was co-written byThirty years later and it seems Space Age are still releasing Sonic Boom records purportedly against the artist's wishes. The latest is Spectrum's 1997 album Forever Alien which saw Mr Boom move away from guitar based compositions to a more electronics heave palette pointing forward perhaps to his later work. The beef goes on between the pair but what can't be argued is that this is another essential part of the Sonic Boom story.
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