Listening to this brings back all sorts of memories. Mainly those of a vast relationship, the other half of which was a big JC fan. The name comes from a character from Graham Greene’s ‘Brighton Rock’ which was in turn inspired by an English playwright. The track itself is a multi-layered piece of folk-tinged rock in which Cope portrays himself as some sort of renaissance everyman transcending normal life experiences in the process of revealing his innermost desires. Aside from the pretentious claptrap I’ve just felt compelled to write though, it’s a hypnotic excursion.
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