Ro-Me-Ro is album of the week at Boomkat

Ro-Me-Ro is out NOW and is AOTW at Boomkat. Yes!

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The first few come on transparent vinyl. There is a MP3/FLAC option as well...
Here is the review:

*Initial copies come on strictly limited transparent vinyl* Oh my, Digitalis strike pure gold with one of the finest debuts we've heard on the label since the magnificent pair of Motion Sickness of Time Travel albums last year, a killer amalgam of squashed beats, lo-fi pop and narcotic, slo-jams hugely recommended if you're into Hype Williams, Nite Jewel or Julee Cruise. Paco Sala is the work of producer Anthony Harrison (Konntinent), now working with celestially enigmatic vocalist, Leyli, who between them evoke a dreamstate of introspective ambience, solitary R&B and heavenly-crushed Pop. It's radically different to anything else you'll have heard on Digitalis - bar, of course this record's predecessor, a C38 starring Felicia Atkinson which was quietly ushered out on the label in 2011. In any case, this is essentially your first encounter with Paco, and trust us, it promises to be a very memorable one. Leyli's vocals are the stunning central feature to seven of the ten songs, from the crystalline beauty of 'Gifts Of The Bloom' to the sub-tropical breeze of 'Spiral' and the deserted Roadhouse vibes of 'Earn Your Stripe', but it's when they're coupled with the uniquely skewed variety of Paco's productions that we can measure this safely in the realms of brilliance. Between the lingering shuffle and mind-melting melody of 'Dumb Truths' to the Vatican Shadow-like bruise of 'Blank Legend', 'Spiral's sepia-tinted imagining of AC Marias-meets-Fatima Al Qadiri or the dry-docked Yacht vision of 'Legacy Edition', you've got a genuinly stunning addition to the outer-Pop sphere. The best thing on Digitalis since Jürgen Müller's 'Science Of The Sea'?: Easily. A massive recommendation.

Verb/re/verb

Thanks also to the verb/re/verb folks for:

Some foreign daisy sea that existed nowhere but constantly. With trick and delay, slight envy and winking, a shift of planes like shift of grey streets, the bloom, waving bouquets, and over capacity the daisy’s were born out of a pregnant hill somewhere in nowhere, that existed constantly. She called it the “Gifts of the Bloom”, and timed it for further than spring, the daisy affair ended only when she wished. As she aged she wished more often. Until the “Gifts of the Bloom” was simply some childhood everyday holiday. And still, it existed nowhere, but not constantly.

Dumb Truths

I've been in Chicago - its a beautiful place. If you feel like wading through a bunch of iPhone pics, be my guest

Back to London and back  to Paco, you can now stream the album title track from the Digitalis bandcamp

The next digi-single 'Earn Your Stripe' is also going to be available real soon - and the full album proper to follow...