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The extra threads in the essentials range of bed linen ensures comfort and a softer feel with the benefit of an extended lifetime. Available in a variety of colours, the range includes: flat sheets, fitted sheets, valances and pillowcases. These provide the perfect compliment to any of our quilt set ranges.
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Blackberry Bell is the second album from the Twilight Singers--essentially the solo project of former Afghan Whigs frontman Greg Dulli, albeit featuring a number of guest collaborators including the Screaming Trees' Mark Laneghan and Mathias Schneeberger. Blackberry Belle is Dulli's finest work in years and perhaps his maturest.
The death of a close friend lent a poignant spur to the making of this album, on which Dulli explores the old Whigs themes of lust, shame, sleaze and redemption with his usual impassioned extravagance; lines such as "infect me, protect me / she gonna resurrect me, I know" ("Papillon") abound. The way a song like "Decatur St" bursts into flames as it hits the chorus reignites memories of the Whigs' Gentlemen, but musically, this is a richer, more darkly diverse mix, drawing on a palate of 1970s soul, alt. country and even prog rock, with flourishes of mellotron on "The Killer".
From the sinfully funky "Teenage Wristband" to the closing "Number 9" in which he (and Laneghan) engage in earnest dialogue with the Devil, Blackberry Belle is a near-flawless example of Greg Dulli's particularly black art. --David Stubbs
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