JOHN MARTYN - Sunday's Child LP alternative Track two sounds like a

Track two sounds like a Marvin Gaye rhythm track

but now the antics are matched by a wall of lumbering buzz that doesn’t relent and makes absolutely no attempt to climb its way out of the gutter

trippy and sometimes country-laced tunes display a fresh and original sound

Original 1984 packaging includes poster

"Their sound is largely in line with the post-punk era’s great experimentalists - This Heat’s rattlesnake coils of toxic rhythmic interplay

JOHN MARTYN - Sunday's Child LP alternative Track two sounds like aSunday'S CHILD bounces around between jazzy ditties ("My Baby Girl"), funky workouts ("Root Love"), gentle folk ("Lay It All Down"), and the artist's trademark ethereal blues (the title track). Martyn's songs are invariably emotion charged, and while his style hopping and use of effects keeps things varied, it never disperses the focus of the album. The remastered version, with its seven previously unreleased bonus tracks, makes an already strong