Graham Coxon’s The Golden D finds him pushing into rougher, more punk-leaning territory across a direct and unvarnished set of songs. Written, recorded and produced by Coxon himself, it captures a restless approach that contrasts with the looser feel of his earlier work.
Across its tracklist, originals like ‘Ooochy Woochy’ sit alongside covers of ‘Fame and Fortune’ and Mission of Burma’s ‘That’s When I Reach For My Revolver’, pointing to the post-punk influences running through the record. The result is a stripped-back collection that foregrounds immediacy and instinct.
The Golden D forms part of a wider campaign revisiting Coxon’s solo catalogue, alongside The Sky Is Too High, highlighting the breadth of a body of work that moves between indie, experimental sounds and soundtrack composition.
Across its tracklist, originals like ‘Ooochy Woochy’ sit alongside covers of ‘Fame and Fortune’ and Mission of Burma’s ‘That’s When I Reach For My Revolver’, pointing to the post-punk influences running through the record. The result is a stripped-back collection that foregrounds immediacy and instinct.
The Golden D forms part of a wider campaign revisiting Coxon’s solo catalogue, alongside The Sky Is Too High, highlighting the breadth of a body of work that moves between indie, experimental sounds and soundtrack composition.
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