The Bonus Track: Shack, Clean Bandit

 

Simmy Richman
Friday 23 May 2014 06:34 EDT
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Long time no hear

Two things every music fan loves is a lost classic and a band who should have been contenders. So if you thrilled to Shack when you discovered them, allow me introduce to your next favourite album. It’s called Portobellohello and it was recorded by the Studio 68! in 1992. The fact that it was never released only adds to the magic. “We called our sound Future Retro,” says singer-guitarist (now writer) Paul Moody. Call it what you want, it’s finally getting a release next month

Next week’s biggie

Holly Williams reviews the debut album from classical-dance crossover act Clean Bandit. Watch the video for “Extraordinary”

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