Zilch

by Shack

Zilch cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: February 1988
  • Label: Ghetto
  • Country: United Kingdom
  • Community rating: 3.62/5 from 4 ratings

Artists on this release: Frank Mizen, Ian Broudie, Tim Timoney, Mossy, Michael Head, Grant Kirkhope, Snake Davis, Ethny Hannigan, Pandit Dinesh, Dave Butcher, John Head, Justin Smith, Michael Hurst

Album Notes & Community Reviews

Following the dissolution of The Pale Fountains, Michael Head formed this Liverpudlian outfit to further explore his deeply melodic jangle pop sensibilities. Produced by Ian Broudie, the debut album suffers slightly from the heavy-handed, polished studio techniques of the era, which somewhat masked the acoustic warmth of the songwriting. Nevertheless, it laid the foundation for Head's reputation as a brilliantly underrated indie pop composer.

Genres

Descriptors: british, guitar-driven, melodic, jangly, expansive

Tracklist

  1. Emergency
  2. Someone's Knocking
  3. John Kline
  4. I Need You
  5. Realization
  6. High Rise Low Life
  7. Who Killed Clayton Square?
  8. Who'd Believe It?
  9. What's It Like...
  10. The Believers

Credits

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