About this episode
Tomorrow Is Our Permanent Address may be a line from e e cummings, but B-Quartet's debut album is one of Kevin's and Chris' favourite albums of all time. At least Top 3. Definitely in their Top 10.
The guys hit rewind on an album that is a no-holds-barred exploration of sonic landscapes – sometimes sharp as a razor, sometimes soft as a pillow, or sometimes, mellow like a, er, mellow thing.
But how did the band come to B? And why does this quartet have six members? All these questions and more are answered in this episode. Or maybe not.
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Listen to Tomorrow Is Our Permanent Address here
Pre-order Kevin's new album, Time Flies here
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