
Into The Heart Of Love
Emotional Rescue and Woo came together across 3 reissue albyms and 1 bonus 7â, introducting the Clive and Mark Ives music to a myriad of new fans. Â The crowning release was undoubtedly the pressing on to vinyl first time of Into The Heart Of Love, as well as a full CD release following the exact track list of the original previously cassette only album.
A joyous, uplifting ode to love in all itâs forms, the trials and tribulations and ultimately the triumphs are all encapsulted in Wooâs unique soundscapes.
Of all the myriad of released and unreleased Woo recordings, Into The Heart Of Love is without a doubt their most complete and cohesive body of work. Â Full of Wooâs quirky analogue dub electronics, there is also a very English sense of folk. With more vocals then their other albums, the structure and softness of mood quintessentially comes from the Mother Isle.
Markâs guitar craft is at its most expressive, entwined with subtle bass, a breadth of clarinet and touches of piano. This is all mixed and merged beautifully with Cliveâs now recognisable desk and synthesiser mastery. As individual as anything youâd hear coming from the Black Ark.
Drawing you into itâs swirls and layers upon layers, slowly wrapping you in itâs own special, spectral soundcape. Â The lilting hopes, joy, optimism and peace expressed.
The simplicity but detailed interplay between the two brothers is telepathic.Â
it had to be. Itâs Love.Â
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Emotional Rescue and Woo came together across 3 reissue albyms and 1 bonus 7â, introducting the Clive and Mark Ives music to a myriad of new fans. Â The crowning release was undoubtedly the pressing on to vinyl first time of Into The Heart Of Love, as well as a full CD release following the exact track list of the original previously cassette only album.
A joyous, uplifting ode to love in all itâs forms, the trials and tribulations and ultimately the triumphs are all encapsulted in Wooâs unique soundscapes.
Of all the myriad of released and unreleased Woo recordings, Into The Heart Of Love is without a doubt their most complete and cohesive body of work. Â Full of Wooâs quirky analogue dub electronics, there is also a very English sense of folk. With more vocals then their other albums, the structure and softness of mood quintessentially comes from the Mother Isle.
Markâs guitar craft is at its most expressive, entwined with subtle bass, a breadth of clarinet and touches of piano. This is all mixed and merged beautifully with Cliveâs now recognisable desk and synthesiser mastery. As individual as anything youâd hear coming from the Black Ark.
Drawing you into itâs swirls and layers upon layers, slowly wrapping you in itâs own special, spectral soundcape. Â The lilting hopes, joy, optimism and peace expressed.
The simplicity but detailed interplay between the two brothers is telepathic.Â
it had to be. Itâs Love.Â












