Melody Maker Feb 8 1997

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Melody Maker Feb 8 1997
Twenty years today Gorky’s Zygotic Mynci released Barafundle
MATSUKI AYUMU ‘Cold Kills You’ single Ample Play Records - CAT no: AMPLA086DD RD: 10/02/2014 - ‘Cold Kills You’ & ‘Astronomical Campfire’ Taken from the album ‘Terraforming (Alternative)’ After meeting Cornershop via Twitter, Matsuki collaborated with the band a couple of times and went on to release his music through Ample Play and via his own website, whilst composing for Japanese TV and film. Influenced by Western pop and indie music, Matsuki’s style will Remind you of the Beatles or Super Furry Animals, yet it’s entirely sung in Japanese and completely distinctive. Join our own Yellow Magic Orchestra and his multi-coloured world.
YMARFER CORFF is the latest project from the Euros Childs. These new songs - Hi Yw’r Haul a Mewn A Mas - see Euros reunite with drummer Pete Richardson, formerly of Gorky's Zygotic Mynci, Topper and Y Niwl. The tracks were recorded by producer Gorwel Owen in his legendary studio on Anglesey. Pre Order now on double 10" from recordiaulliwgar.com YMARFER CORFF yw prosiect diweddaraf y cerddor Euros Childs. Mae’r caneuon newydd yn gweld Euros yn aduno â’r drymiwr Pete Richardson, gynt o Gorky’s Zygotic Mynci, Topper ag Y Niwl. Hi Yw’r Haul a Mewn A Mas yw’r caneuon gwych a glywir ganddynt ar Y Record Las. Recordwyd y traciau gyda chymorth Gorwel Owen yn Stiwdio Ofn, Llanfaelog. Rhag-archebwch ar feinyl dwbl 10 modfedd o recordiaulliwgar.com
Gorky's Zygotic Mynci
Gorky's Zygotic Mynci - Spanish Dance Troupe (1999, V0, Mantra)
Not their most acclaimed album, but definitely the most psychedelic and folky. Terrible, terrible band name, but nice tunes, and there's traditional folk and even country influences on the album. Sweet, goes down easy, good in any mood. Melodies impeccable, love songs on point. Definitely a bit of a Robyn Hitchcock influence here, whether from the Soft Boys or his solo albums.
http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/89123838/file.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0wPSNPmoak
An Introduction to... Gorky's Zygotic Mynci [rockin' on, june 1995]
"Dyma'r dyddiau chi'n cofio trwy'r gaeaf Dyma'r unig dyddiau sy'n cadw chi'n fynd Yr unig dyddiau chi isie i cadw chi fynd"
Gorky's Zygotic Mynci - Anna Apera
Song of the Day: February 16, 2012
Gorky's Zygotic Mynci: "Stood On Gold"
I'm going to follow Witzie's Jonny post with a sweet, sweet classic from Gorky's. Of the three big Welsh bands of the 90s (Manics, Furries and Gorky's) they were my favorite. SFA were probably a better band, and Manics were definitely a more popular band, but there was just a certain something I related to with Euros Child's very British brand of folksy-psychedelica. (I'm also a big fan of Fairport Convention, Pentagram, Sandy Denny, etc, so there's that....)
By the end of their career, they were making softer, less weird, more melodic music, and their 2001 penultimate album (released a week after Sept 11) was like a healing balm for me in those shitty shitty days after the attack. This song in particular stayed on repeat on my Discman and I must have listened to it a thousand times that autumn.....(mize)