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Things Come Apart
| Label | Optic Nerve Recordings – OPT4.004 |
| Format | Vinyl, LP, Album, Limited Edition, Numbered, Reissue, Green |
| Barcode | 5060174954641 |
| Country | UK |
| Released | 14 Jan 2013 |
| Genre | Rock |
| Style | Shoegaze |
| A1 | Liar | |
| A2 | Prayer Song | |
| A3 | See Me Feel | |
| A4 | By My Side | |
| A5 | Mad Girl's Love Song | |
| B1 | Beautify | |
| B2 | Love In The Emptiness | |
| B3 | We're Going Wrong | |
| B4 | Blue | |
| B5 | Venus |
Limited to 500 numbered GREEN coloured vinyl copies and presented in a gatefold sleeve
Includes 2 bonus tracks
2nd album from this long forgotten, vastly under-rated band from the late 80’s/early 90’s.
Positioning themselves squarely in the shoegazing scene of the time they were however a much noisier proposition but still managed to retain a very catchy edge to their music.
Pioneering in their use of walls of guitar sound, The Charlottes were one of the first shoegaze bands beaten to the punch only by My Bloody Valentine and quite possibly Lush. Leading the way for the likes of Ride and Chapterhouse.
Despite their independent chart success they fell very much into the category of ‘ones who got away’, the band splitting just as the single
Liar (Included on this album) was gaining extensive college radio play in the USA.
Drummer Simon Scott went on to join Slowdive.
The whole album is drenched in walls of guitars Still great 20 years after its release and essential for lovers of My Bloody Valentine, Slowdive, and Ride
Unavailable on vinyl for many years, this reissue includes 2 bonus tracks blue & venus.
Includes 2 bonus tracks
2nd album from this long forgotten, vastly under-rated band from the late 80’s/early 90’s.
Positioning themselves squarely in the shoegazing scene of the time they were however a much noisier proposition but still managed to retain a very catchy edge to their music.
Pioneering in their use of walls of guitar sound, The Charlottes were one of the first shoegaze bands beaten to the punch only by My Bloody Valentine and quite possibly Lush. Leading the way for the likes of Ride and Chapterhouse.
Despite their independent chart success they fell very much into the category of ‘ones who got away’, the band splitting just as the single
Liar (Included on this album) was gaining extensive college radio play in the USA.
Drummer Simon Scott went on to join Slowdive.
The whole album is drenched in walls of guitars Still great 20 years after its release and essential for lovers of My Bloody Valentine, Slowdive, and Ride
Unavailable on vinyl for many years, this reissue includes 2 bonus tracks blue & venus.
Barcode – 5060174954641