“It felt good to be a part of this endeavor

who had made his first solo album in 1960

It gave us doorway to what we’d want to do later

Burrowing through the mire of the endless Floridian swamps like an arcane travesty of nature

RUSSELL WALKER & MALVERN BRUME - Soothers TAPE Newspaper “It felt good to be'Soothers' collects two long form pieces from Russell Walker, walking the line between melancholy and disquiet firmly rooted in the doldrums of British suburbia. 'It'll Be Fine, Rob', a debut collaboration between Russell and Malvern Brume, presents the story of a hire a van journey from mundane hell rich with bitterness, cynicism and delusions of grandeur. A darkly humorous tale which drifts from bowels of unnerving drones that ebb to keys of tender