Luke Haines learns to love The State Funeral of Winston Churchill

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by holliy [Edit this content] ▾ 7 comments 10:20 March 21st, 2005

Treaders of English Tarmac: Rejoice! A new Luke Haines album is imminent.

Titled 'The State Funeral of Winston Churchill', it's a concept album, is due out early this summer and features contributions from James Banbury, John Moore and Phil Vinall. What more do you need to know?

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Luke Haines learns to love The State Funeral of Winston Churchill

I doubt I'll buy it.

The problems started when Luke started believing his own hype. He thinks he's some kind of visionary social commentator and now every album's got to be a high concept full of self-conscious Withering, Incisive stabs at English culture.

And stop singing in that phlegmy menacing rasp. Yeah, we're really fucking scared!

willma | 21 Mar '05, 11:04 | X | Reply