Album: Richard Walters, The Animal, (Kartel)
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Your support makes all the difference.A male singer-songwriter with a troubled heart and a penchant for gentle and fragile songs... Wait. Don't turn the page.
Because Richard Walters is not like other men with troubled hearts and a penchant etc. Beneath that quiet exterior ticks a lyrical mind as dark as Florence Welch's. Case in point: the title track here is about a wife-beater. Sung from his point of view ("I'm alive when I hit you now"). Apparently, Walters has now got his epilepsy and love life under control. Gonna be fascinating to see where he goes from here.
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