Tom Aspaul Flips His Script & Sound on ‘Life In Plastic’ | Album Review

May 30, 2022 Quentin Harrison

For his second studio affair, Aspaul relinquishes the concept album approach of 2020’s ‘Black Country Disco’ and embraces more general themes of living and loving in our strange, modern age.

Tom Aspaul’s Debut Album ‘Black Country Disco’ Signifies the Arrival of a Vibrant New Voice in Modern Pop | Album Review

October 11, 2020 Quentin Harrison

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Tendered through his own indie-imprint 1609 Records, the album is a striking and fully realized recording unified across its tonal, sonic, and narrative quarters.

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