- Audio CD (30 April 2001)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Label: Tropical Fish Music
- ASIN: B000051JTO
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 472,673 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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Track Listings
| 1. Star |
| 2. Don't Make Me Speak |
| 3. Famegame |
| 4. Untitled One |
| 5. True |
| 6. Asthma |
| 7. Sandalwood Breeze |
| 8. Mask |
| 9. Supersomething |
| 10. Your Hate Gets Stronger |
| 11. Many Lives Have Past |
Product Description
Amazon.co.uk Review
Smooth and soulful, Malay's debut album Spitmarks on the Mirror draws from a diverse melting pot of sound and style to create a perfect Spring release. Although seasoned with Eastern timbres and rhythms, the Western influences are apparent yet diverse ranging from the spaced acoustic rock of David Bowie ("Star") to the psychedelic soul of Lenny Kravitz ("Untitled One") and the incredibly funky "Asthma" sounding like a young Prince. The third single to be taken from Spitmarks on the Mirror, "Sandalwood Breeze", has chilled tabla percussion with a laid-back guitar melody in the verse, swelling into rousing stoned rock at the chorus, fairly typical of Malay's style on this album but all the better for it. A fantastic debut that deserves great attention. -- David Trueman
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"Independent music like this is what we need more of. At first Malay sounds like a young David Bowie, but as the album progresses it becomes clear that he has a distinctive style. He uses asian instruments on some songs but should have had more as the ones that do feature them sound excellent" review by Juttla (Snoop magazine)
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