Liberty Ship, The - Tide G Every sound has a purpose

Every sound has a purpose without ever seeming contrived

all poured into the evocation of a certain sound - music from the end of the 60s and the beginning of the 70s - where we follow them as they visit some of their favorite names

lovers and crests falling – a polished gem” said Melody Maker

Setting themselves directly against the stylistic regression and rabble-rousing bluster dominating Britpop and grunge

Heaven Help You Now

Liberty Ship, The - Tide G Every sound has a purposeStrong debut album from Nottingham, England four piece The Liberty Ship builds on the celebrated "I Guess You Didn't See Her" and "Northern Angel" singles which earned the band rave reviews and comparisons to pop greats The Byrds, East Village, Weather Prophets, The Rain Parade, Go Betweens, Beachwood Sparks, and Hurrah! The dozen songs on this album feature chiming guitars, brilliant melodies, and catchy choruses that further demonstrate the band's