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http://stuartmoxham.bandcamp.com/
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Ridding the world of distortion since 1975....
New Interview About Life, YMG, M&H, TREE, Me, You And Barney McGrew:
http://punkglobe.com/stuartmoxhaminterview0313.php
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Stuart Moxham, who originally came to the public’s attention with the austere pop of Young Marble Giants has recently released the THIRD record on his own hABIT label.
The first, a sampler of things to come called "Personal Best", covers all areas of his output over the last 30 years - including his solo albums, unreleased rarities and new material:
http://pitchfork.com/news/38968-news-in-brief-stuart-moxham-flowers-of-hell-diskjokke-becks-vier/
The 2nd, a mini-album, "Six Winter Mornings", FEATURES ALL NEW MATERIAL and was recorded in his own studio, and performed exclusively on real instruments, by real people, eschewing all sampling and other computerized tomfoolery.
It features contributions from his father Terence Moxham, daughter Melody Moxham, brother and long-time stalwart Andrew Moxham, studio wizard, guitarist and co-writer Ken Brake and new sidekicks Charlie Rose, and Johnny Bull.
"Magic song-snapshots from former Young Marble Giant.
Stuart Moxham has steadily released albums over the years ... this must be one of his best.
Six Winter Mornings is made up of reflective, folk-flecked miniatures, any one of which is easily as melodic
as the best of his YMG songs -
a collection that makes a major impact on the heart and mind.
A quiet, but brilliant album that never overstates its case."
(David Quantick, UNCUT Magazine, July 2011)
Stuart's 3rd production is actually his second album as The G!st...
...and it comes as an unforseen bonus, the material being garnered from many an overlooked DAT tape during the archaeological digging undertaken to find tracks for "Personal Best." 
