Ask Me Tomorrow Vinyl LP
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"Released in October 1995, Ask Me Tomorrow could have easily been the fourth Slowdive album, sounding like an acoustic deconstruction of the group’s early recordings, still dreamlike and ethereal but recontextualized by discernible lyrics and a country-folk aesthetic. 'We put quite a lot of reverb on the vocals,' Neil recalls of the primitive recording style, 'and because we were all in one room recording straight to tape, there was a lot of bleed, it made everything sound really reverby. It gave the mix this really cool, murky sound and sort of inadvertently bridges the gap to Slowdive a little.' Channelling the sorrowful songwriting of Leonard Cohen, Nick Drake, Townes Van Zant, and Fairport Convention, as well as contemporaries like Mazzy Star, Tindersticks, and Cowboy Junkies, this tone is set by the transcendent opener 'Love Songs on the Radio,' in which Rachel’s angelic vocals are suspended in air by slow, sleepwalking guitar and minimalist bass and drum flourishes. 'I sang that song sitting on a mattress in the kitchen of Neil’s flat,' Rachel recalls. 'It was exciting because I really enjoyed the songs, and it felt like this entirely new thing was forming with only me, Neil and Ian.' 'It was a very easy record to make, very off the cuff,' Ian confirms. 'The atmosphere had been so toxic at the end of Slowdive, that it just felt so positive to be starting over with Rachel, Neil and myself, having a good time doing something completely different.'" - 4AD
- black vinyl pressing (please note: actual pressing color and packaging may differ from mock-up photo)
- limited edition
- original release year: 1995
- music label: 4AD 2026
"Released in October 1995, Ask Me Tomorrow could have easily been the fourth Slowdive album, sounding like an acoustic deconstruction of the group’s early recordings, still dreamlike and ethereal but recontextualized by discernible lyrics and a country-folk aesthetic. 'We put quite a lot of reverb on the vocals,' Neil recalls of the primitive recording style, 'and because we were all in one room recording straight to tape, there was a lot of bleed, it made everything sound really reverby. It gave the mix this really cool, murky sound and sort of inadvertently bridges the gap to Slowdive a little.' Channelling the sorrowful songwriting of Leonard Cohen, Nick Drake, Townes Van Zant, and Fairport Convention, as well as contemporaries like Mazzy Star, Tindersticks, and Cowboy Junkies, this tone is set by the transcendent opener 'Love Songs on the Radio,' in which Rachel’s angelic vocals are suspended in air by slow, sleepwalking guitar and minimalist bass and drum flourishes. 'I sang that song sitting on a mattress in the kitchen of Neil’s flat,' Rachel recalls. 'It was exciting because I really enjoyed the songs, and it felt like this entirely new thing was forming with only me, Neil and Ian.' 'It was a very easy record to make, very off the cuff,' Ian confirms. 'The atmosphere had been so toxic at the end of Slowdive, that it just felt so positive to be starting over with Rachel, Neil and myself, having a good time doing something completely different.'" - 4AD
- black vinyl pressing (please note: actual pressing color and packaging may differ from mock-up photo)
- limited edition
- original release year: 1995
- music label: 4AD 2026
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