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China Gate Cul de Sac CD £7.99 At last, Cul de Sac have taken matters into their own hands regarding the terminal unavailability and general shoddy treatment of their back catalogue by label Thirsty Ear, making available a series of their own version of three of their most beautifully conceived albums in card sleeves and on real CDs. 1996’s China Gate is a beauty, with actual vocals on one track and a host of some of their most memorable instrumental compositions, including “Sakhalin” and “Doldrums”. |
