APB- Something to believe inLabel: Liberation Hall Released 2022 Formed in Scotland in 1979, APB were a post punk trio blending edgy guitars with funk and new wave sounds. The band had many early '80s alternative radio and rock dance club hits including "Shoot You Down", "Rainy Day" and "Palace Filled with Love". "Something to Believe In" was originally issued in 1985 by New York based Link Records, the ten song title was perceived at the time to be APB's debut album although it

Getting' Me Down

isn’t just the first Algernon Cadwallader album since 2011’s Parrot Flies

There were handles of whiskey

including a 11" x 11" eight-page lyric booklet

Once In A Blue Moon

euphoric electro

captures pianist and vocalist Blossom Dearie's signature blend of cool understatement

Social Justice and Knowledge

"It makes me think of my mother and the changes in my life since she passed away

as well as multiple versions of the iconic track plus the single's B-side

and a focusing of what you've always loved about them

and produced by former Tangerine Dream member Peter Baumann