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01. WOOLFY VS. PROJECTIONS - Electric Storms
02. WOOLFY VS. PROJECTIONS - Cellophane
03. WOOLFY VS. PROJECTIONS - In Your Own Worlds
04. WOOLFY VS. PROJECTIONS - March of the Wizards
05. WOOLFY VS. PROJECTIONS - Me and You
06. WOOLFY VS. PROJECTIONS - Nina
07. WOOLFY VS. PROJECTIONS - Running Around Your Love
08. WOOLFY VS. PROJECTIONS - Set Me Loose
09. WOOLFY VS. PROJECTIONS - Chameleon's Tale
10. WOOLFY VS. PROJECTIONS - Shadows
11. WOOLFY VS. PROJECTIONS - The Passage
12. WOOLFY VS. PROJECTIONS - Cherry Blossoms
ARTIST
TITLE
The Return of Love
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
PERMVAC 096CD PERMVAC 096CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
9/11/2012

Californian duo Woolfy vs. Projections has finally finished the follow-up to their 2008 album The Astral Projections of Starlight. With its blend of psychedelic West Coast rock, disco, Balearic and hints to the likes of Bryan Ferry, Wings or David Crosby, The Return of Love is a source of pure excitement. Simon James aka Woolfy emigrated from the rainy shores of the United Kingdom to sunny California around the same time the biggest beard of all disco beards, DJ Harvey, headed to the Golden State. Both share a particular passion for dirty disco 12"s from '73-'84, a bit of English punk, pub funk and booze and therefore it was only logical that the two began to cooperate in some fields: whether Harvey was playing in Woolfy's bar or Simon was helping Harvey out in the studio for some of his remixes. Then Simon met his partner in crime, Dan Hastie. The Return of Love continues the story of "Captain Starlight": the astronaut returns to earth after his odyssey in space, finding his lost love and releasing all that was. The Return of Love was conceptualized in the Californian Big Bear mountains in a log cabin, with a grip of analog keyboards, pre-amps, laptops and fine ales. Woolfy vs. Projections have recorded a modern West Coast psychedelic rock album here, with the best example being the track "Nina," a coproduction with Tensnake. This music hits you like a good peyote trip.