24-CARAT BLACK - GONE: THE PROMISES OF YESTERDAY Vinyl LP CITY AND COLOUR “distracting [herself] with the guitar

“distracting [herself] with the guitar and microphones” (as she sings on the album) and helping to run DIY cafes like the Secret Cafe at the Track House and the Red Horse Cafe out of her own apartment

constructed with sounds that are synthesized and stripped down

“I didn’t really realise what an asshole I was until it was too late

"Ashes of the Damned"

Cleveland Jones In Spite of Myself

24-CARAT BLACK - GONE: THE PROMISES OF YESTERDAY Vinyl LP CITY AND COLOUR “distracting [herself] with the guitarGone: The Promises Of Yesterday is by no means a sequel to Ghetto: Misfortune's Wealth missing are the poignant and bleak sermons on the pain of inner city existence, replaced by dusky, sensuous re workings of tainted love songs Warren had written as far back as 1965, during his time as a songwriter at Shrine and Motown. Still, his unfinished self reinvention, even heard through the prism of these skeletal remnants, delivers on a remarkable purity of