Published at May 28, 2003
In the June edition of The Wire, david subjects himself to ‘The Invisible Jukebox’, plus david toop has written an outstanding review of ‘blemish’. It is an in-depth, track by track analysis of the new album.
david features in the new edition of The Wire
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