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David Peachey : Thrasody (AUS,2003)*°
David peachey’s songs often have the feeling of recognisable melodies, and are arranged with tasteful ideas of arrangements.
When checking the website suddenly I realized that years ago the same singer-songwriter had contact me before for his debut “Saving Up for a Rainy Babe”, which at that time I thought was the worst example of a debut, leading me from then on to refuse any unannounced demo’s sent, and almost wanting me to say “stop making music”, (being the first CD I threw in the trash bin). Terribly odd that, years later, I was contacted by the same person, with a CD called Thrasody. It becomes more obvious that one can never know someone’s evolution, because this recorded album, on its own level and field, in singersongwriter style with s/sw-rock elements, I must admit is rather enjoyable. He himself labelled the album as dark folk-pop. It is still more poprock elements than what I usually airplay, and so on, but I preferred not to neglect the efforts and tasteful style and arrangement improvement.
