Bill & Aidan Moffat Wells The Most Important Place In The World Pink Elephant and entranced vocal takes

and entranced vocal takes

and Mark Bates-and a roving retinue of musical compadres

Alan Rubin (trumpet)

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Bill & Aidan Moffat Wells The Most Important Place In The World Pink Elephant and entranced vocal takesMoving on from the preoccupations of Bill & Aidan's debut long player, Everything's Getting Older, The Most Important Place In The World supplants the encroachment of age as a primary theme with the notion of the metropolis as femme fatale, a voluptuous siren promising opportunity and possibility: "Her doors are open, her legs are spread," in the words of the opening song, On The Motorway. The tension between domesticity and devilry, temperance and