Henry Badowski’s long-lost album, Life Is A Grand, originally released in 1981, has been reissued on CD and vinyl by Caroline True Records. The album features a blend of catchy pop and synth sounds reminiscent of artists like Robyn Hitchcock. Accompanied by bonus tracks, it’s a rare chance for fans to finally own this overlooked gem. As of now, stock is dwindling rapidly—only a handful of CDs remain!
As we see a resurgence of interest in previously neglected music, what does this say about our relationship to nostalgia and the rediscovery of past art forms in today’s digital age?
