Το επόμενο κομμάτι μας έρχεται από τα early – mid ’80s, εποχή που η ποιήτρια – songwriter Anne Clark και ο κιμπορντίστας – παραγωγός David Harrow συνέβαλαν καθοριστικά στη διαμόρφωση του ήχου της επόμενης δεκαετίας και πέρα. Το Changing Places είναι το δεύτερο άλμπουμ της παράλογα υποτιμημένης καλλιτέχνιδας. Και το ‘Poem For A Nuclear Romance‘ ακούγεται ανατριχιαστικά πιο σύγχρονο από ο,τιδήποτε σχεδόν κυκλοφορεί σήμερα. 🔴 🔴 The next track comes to us from the early – mid 80s, a time when poet-songwriter Anne Clark and keyboardist – producer David Harrow played a defining role in shaping the sound of the following decade and beyond. Changing Places is the second album by this absurdly underrated artist. And ‘Poem For A Nuclear Romance‘ sounds chillingly more contemporary than almost anything being released today.

Written by Anne Clark, David Harrow Album Changing Places Produced by Anne Clark, David Harrow, David Kitson

What will it matter then
When the sky′s not blue but blazing red
The fact that I simply love you
When all our dreams lay deformed and dead
We’ll be two radioactive dancers
Spinning in different directions
And my love for you will be reduced to powder
The screams will perform louder and louder
Your marble flesh will soon be raw and burning
And kissing will reduce my lips to a pulp
Hideous creatures will return from the underground
And the fact that I love you
Will die
You don′t have to sleep to see nightmares
Just hold me close
Then closer still
And you’ll feel the probabilities
Pulling us apart