Sweet Billy Pilgrim - Motorcade Amnesiacs vinyl record cover

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Sweet Billy Pilgrim

Motorcade Amnesiacs

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Double vinyl LP pressing. 2015 release, the fourth studio album from UK based, Mercury Prize nominated experimental art rockers Sweet Billy Pilgrim. Motorcade Amnesiacs follows on from their critically acclaimed album Crown and Treaty, which was awarded a coveted five stars by Mojo and featured as Album Of The Week in The Sunday Times and it's Mercury Music Prize nominated predecessor Twice Born Men. Not ones to respect musical boundaries, Sweet Billy Pilgrim have thrown every ounce of their belief and passion into the genre spanning excellence of Motorcade Amnesiacs, an album of adventurously inspired melodies, intertwining riffs and eclectic rhythms, heavenly harmonies and thought provoking lyrics. The single 'Just Above Midtown' sees the band fuse their pop sensibilities with swaggering rock groove. 'Longstreth' showcases guitarist and songwriter Tim Elsenburg's dynamic song writing ability, mixing beautiful harmonies with pounding guitar riffs, the groove led 'We Just Did What Happened And Nobody Came' lodges firmly in the memory long after it ends and 'Tyrekickers' revels in co-vocalist Jana Carpenters heartworn tones. Motorcade Amnesiacs cements Sweet Billy Pilgrim as one of Britain's greatest cult bands.

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