Danielle Dax

Inky Bloaters

Danielle Dax - Inky Bloaters

01/01/1987


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All Music Guide Review

After a nearly hermetic approach on her first two albums, Dax opened things up a bit on Inky Bloaters by recording with a band and sharing songwriting credits with David Knight. The resulting sound is "bigger" and more commercial than her previous work, with many songs taking on the traits of the guitar-driven dance-pop that ruled the airwaves in the '80s. The funky "Big Hollow Man" takes a page from Prince, while "Flashback" could almost be a Blondie single. While undeniably catchy, more conventional arrangements date some of this material in a way that her earlier idiosyncratic efforts avoided. Still, on the best tracks (like the sitar-infused "Where the Flies Are"), Dax's voice remains distinctive. ~ Michael Jourdan, All Music Guide

Inky Bloaters Track Listing

  • Track#
  • Title
  • time
  • lyrics
  • 1
  • Flashback
  • 4:23
  • Sound Clip for Flashback from Inky Bloaters


  • 2
  • Funtime
  • 3:27
  • Sound Clip for Funtime from Inky Bloaters


  • 3
  • Inky Bloaters
  • 3:31
  • Sound Clip for Inky Bloaters from Inky Bloaters


  • 5
  • Bad Miss 'M'
  • 2:46
  • Sound Clip for Bad Miss 'M' from Inky Bloaters


  • Credits of Inky Bloaters

    • Ian Sturgess
    • Bass, Harmonica, Percussion, Guitar, Harp, Jaw Harp
    • David Knight
    • Guitar, Drones, Tapes, Keyboards, Percussion, Arranger
    • Danielle Dax
    • Flute, Guitar, Percussion, Arranger, Keyboards, Sitar, Vocals, Kalimba, Producer, Main Performer, Design, Drones


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