Elliot Smith - Roman Candle Vinyl LP:Black features Pat Thomas

features Pat Thomas

and accepting the rise of the machines

all ascending chords and a wedding march melody tumbling out of an old synth

Few producers have had the same seismic impact on techno and rave music as Joey Beltram

Where Born To Die felt hollow and a little bit

Elliot Smith - Roman Candle Vinyl LP:Black features Pat ThomasRoman Candle was Elliott Smith's first solo album (even though he was still a singer and guitarist for the band Heatmiser) and was originally released in 1994. The album has a raw, homemade sound, with Smith playing each instrument and recording it on his four track recorder. The album was never intended for release, as Smith only expected to get a deal for a seven inch record, however, after manager JJ Gonson played the album for Cavity Search