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Sometimes I Feel Like A King
2009
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'Sometimes I feel like a King' Digital release date - 26.5.09 via itunes + the all usual download sites. 
New single UNIFORM is a download release from 12.5.09, includes alternative mixes ++ available from iTunes and all the usual online stores-

'Brings craft and discipline to warped tales - keeps it simple, reaps rewards' *** UNCUT MAGAZINE May 2009
'Some albums remind you of why you love music so much and this is one of them. It is a musical montage of emotion that you will return to again and again'. Sounds XP


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Goodbye My Angry Friend
2007
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 Tim Browne produced this darkly sentimental opus - ambitious, vengeful, tuneful and intriguing with influences that are, to many a pop music connoisseur, poles apart, from Nick Cave to The Darkness, Johnny Cash to Pilot.  A record that  plays by its own rules. The opening salvo reflects upon the death of the Vinny Peculiar alter ego, Kiss Me I'm a Social Worker reeks of abuse and mistrust. 'Seasonal Affective Disorder' is a tenderly affecting paean of mood disorder and melody. 'Lazy Bohemians' portrays and gently dismembers a world of would be revolutionary misfits. From garage band symphonies to rock and roll nursery rhymes GMAF is a record of audacious musicality.  'Luke Haines on lo-fi Bowie trip' **** The Independent


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The Fall And Rise Of Vinny Peculiar
2007
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 'A sweet and sour pleasure' Q MAGAZINE ***
'Wonderfully mordant pop' UNCUT ****
'Vinny resembles Neil Hannon in his gift for acerbic observation and raw confession' ****SoundsXP
'We love te poignant spoken word working class nostalgia of the skittering 'Playing On The Pier '- *****  Net Rhythms
The band features ex Smiths Mike Joyce [ drums] and Craig Gannon [guitars/bass] - plus Ben Knott [keys]. Twelve peculiar originals plus a making of DVD. Produced by Joe 'radar ears' Fossard at Bleak House Studios, Blackburn, Lancs.

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Two Fat Lovers
2005
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Recorded in Gothenberg, Sweden, by Kalle Gustaffson [Soundtrack of Our Lives]  and  Paul Heyward - with Andy Rourke [bass] Mike Joyce [drums] and Ben Knott [keys]- three songs, including the velvets styled drone mushing LOUISE
'a sublime slice of unlikely social commentary' ****W&H
"as the years pass them by, they get the nasty friction burn to the thigh- curiously old-fashioned yet very much of our time, this is vintage Vinny- SoundsXP


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 'this selection of outtakes and alternate versions is uniformly excellent' **** UNCUT MAGAZINE
'acerbic observations on life, love and failure' W&H
'a staggering piece of work considering most of the material is back catalogue' ***** Subba Cultcha
One of the finest colections of out takes you are ever likely conme across-end of. Tom Robinson BBC 6 Music
'stylish wit and disarming charm- beefy guitars abound, as do wisps of Sartre, Burt Bacharach, and XTC' ***** JAMBASE


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Growing Up With Vinny Peculiar
2004
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'A treasure trove of timeless pop brilliance, Growing Up never felt so satisfying' **** BIG ISSUE
'Heartily recommended for fans of homespun British tunesmithery in the Robyn Hitchcock/Martin Newell vein -- wry nostalgia, witty wordplay, copious guitar jangle. We're reminded of the early Baby Bird collections, and that's a compliment- Rolling Stone
 'Boasting the best song title of the year this side of Morrissey (a toss-up between "We Didn't Paint Our Nails When We Fought The Germans" and "We Tried To Drown Our MusicTeacher In 1974' the fourth album from mordant Manc Vinny Peculiar plays like Adrian Mole: The Opera, scored by Leonard Cohen- UNCUT MAGAZINE


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Ironing The Soul
2002

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'Like Vic Chestnutt tooled up for an armed robbery' **** Irish Times
'Musical poetry personified' **** LOGO MAGAZINE
'If Tony Hancock had made pop records they'd have sounded like this' **** UNCUT MAGAZINE
'If you're fond of pithy British wordsmiths such as Jarvis Cocker, Luke Haines and - especially - Steven Jones of Baby Bird, then the chances are Vinny will be your bag' ****W&H

Produced by Rob Ferrier, recorded at HUG studios directly above the Space Station, Liverpool.

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Non-Compliance
2000
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 Recorded in a "cathartic fit of despair" at home on a four-track over the winter of 2000/ 2001, VINNY PECULIAR'S second album "Non-Compliance" is something of a departure and certainly a rugged route march away from the sardonically catchy guitar pop he's moulded into his own image over the past few years. Alone, intimate and almost voyeuristically personal, the 14 songs here are stark exercises in minimalism, delivered by Vinny in monologue style, with usually only the sparest of keyboard frills for company. Aside from a little textural work on "God Spot", no guitars are detectable at all and the early hours confessional style recalls the maverick likes of John Cale, Julian Cope and Baby Bird's Steven Jones. W&H

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Gone
1998
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Manchester singer-songwriter who looks as if he's been through many a wilderness year in preparation for this clear-eyed, beautiful debut. His CV is a bit misleading; he's recently supported old farts like Nils Lofgren and Roger McGuinn, but Gone is eclectic and adventurous, reminiscent of Baby Bird's early demos or Microdisney's first album. Vinny's voice is more emotive than strictly tuneful, but his guitar playing is delicately inspired and the songs are almost all lovely, whether wired and Television like [Shrinemaker], sparse and melancholy [Sahadow Box] or positively Beatleseque [Calm Me Down]- Sam Taylor- The OBSERVER [ last few copies remain] NOW AVAILABLE AS A FREE DOWNLOAD
       
       

 

 
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