Old Man aka VinylJunkies listened to The Universal Want with Andy Williams.

I was finally able to pick up a copy of the White Flowers album Day By Day. The album was of course produced in part by Jez. A lazy comparison perhaps, but if you like Cocteau Twins you’ll love this record. Well worth checking out..

White Flowers Bandcamp

A cool account of the later days of Sub Sub and early Doves by Dave Cronen who also talks about how Doves almost got signed up by the legendary label Grand Royal.

In tribute to Doves celebrating their third UK number one album, this blog evidences the background to my minuscule involvement with them in the 1990s and how they became to be one of my favourite bands. 

Read the full article here.

Colin Read employs technical ingenuity to chronicle a man’s descent to the brink of madness for Doves.

In the Broken Eyes video it’s the same room, the same camera move (more or less) being replayed again and again. Each time a fraught domestic situation gets worse. It’s a lockdown nightmare, basically.

But can this selfish, self-destructive individual pull himself together before it’s too late? 

Read the full promo news article here.

Well worth a watch! Jimi talking to his friends Corbu about how he reworked their latest single Lost & Found. Corbu are fans of Doves, so lots of Doves discussion naturally. Jimi also talks about what he’s currently up to away from Doves and possible Doves tour dates in the US.

Announcement!
Come to the Lost & Found Livestream Event with us and @Jimi_Goodwin from @dovesmusicblog on Thurs June 3rd. See us play the song live, and get a peek behind the curtain as we open the session w Jimi to see how he made the track.https://t.co/KpIkqUMFoV

— Corbu (@corbucorbu) May 27, 2021

https://twitter.com/corbucorbu/status/1389634953579741184?s=20

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The Delamere Forest show originally scheduled for June 20th 2021 has been moved to Sunday June 19th 2022. Tickets are available at the Forestry England website.