Pottsy’s double album release is one of the most pleasurable recent releases, in my opinion, of course. A bit of history, Monaco was my absolute favorite New Order offshoot from the late 90’s to early 2000’s. Pottsy’s amazing vocals haven’t changed in two decades. These albums capture everything from the melancholy to danceable, fantastic instrumental tracks, and a good dose of folksy twists along the way. These are going to be on heavy rotation for quite a while for me. Highly recommended!

Pottsy’s double album release is one of the most pleasurable recent releases, in my opinion, of course. A bit of history, Monaco was my absolute favorite New Order offshoot from the late 90’s to early 2000’s. Pottsy’s amazing vocals haven’t changed in two decades. These albums capture everything from the melancholy to danceable, fantastic instrumental tracks, and a good dose of folksy twists along the way. These are going to be on heavy rotation for quite a while for me. Highly recommended!

I have to admit, it took me much too long to discover this post-Monaco. Peter Hook posts regularly on instagram and reddit, and Pottsy's presence on bandcamp caught my eye (ear). Listening to this album reveals how much of the Monaco DNA came from Pottsy: Quite a lot, in fact. Pottsy's range of styles is admirable. When friends ask me "what kind of music is it?", I can confidently answer "it's the best kind" :-).