Summary:
Independent Project Records has reissued the captivating debut of British brothers Mark and Clive Ives, who create music under the name Woo. Originating in the mid-70s, their work melds various genres, primarily influenced by Eno and Kraftwerk, while maintaining an innocent, non-commercial spirit. The reissued album features the original twelve tracks from 1982, plus ten bonus selections, showcasing eclectic sounds that range from folk to ambient jazz. This collection evokes a sense of nostalgia and wonder, making it a compelling listening experience in today’s music landscape.
Discussion Prompt:
How does the non-commercial approach of Mark and Clive Ives influence the uniqueness of their music compared to contemporary artists who often prioritize marketability?
