Musical Touchstones: Pony Club

Mark Cullen is one of the current under-appreciated talents. Similar story as The Pale Fountains for me as I loved the album he made in the 90’s with his brothers, under the name Bawl, but never heard anything again for years. He finally re-emerged as Pony Club in 2002 with the album Home Truths which he recorded in his bedroom (a recording method I can relate to). He’s since released two more albums: Family Business and Post Romantic. I’ve been reading much lately about people’s picks for the best artist or album or song of this past decade and I would like to nominate Pony Club, Family Business, and Knees.

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shorkey Says:

December 31, 2009 at 11:10 am
It’s funny, just yesterday I was searching through iTunes to see if there were any unfamiliar Pony Club, Bawl or – as I only found out about yesterday – Fixed Stars songs. Alas, none were to be found.

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