Video for 'The Tree of Knowledge' single released 29th October
About PWL
A solo artist and songwriter gigging under the PWL brand name since 2000. PWL has recorded and self released 12 EPs and two albums. The most recent of which have been released/reissued by Brainlove Records. He currently lives in Cardiff and recently formed a backing band called the Volunteers.
Records
Perfection R.I.P.
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The Tree of Knowledge
**Released 29th October**
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'The Independent Scrutineer' - Out Now on Brainlove Records
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'Build Library Here (or else!)'
**Re-released 3rd September 2007**
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Articles
'DiScover' feature on Drowned in Sound
Interview feature in Maps Magazine.
Live review on Artrocker.
Interview on Subba Cultcha
Interview with Blue Jumpers.
What the papers say
'Whether its Nintendo-folk, folktronica or Casio-coustic, it sounds like someone gleefully hammering together two pieces of a jigsaw that arent supposed to fit.' - Drowned In Sound 'Picks for 2006'
'A warped genius, like Hans Christian Andersen as sung by Mark E Smith.'
'A man with a musical brain quite unlike any other' - Adam Walton, BBC Radio Wales
'Like Britpop Dismantled' - eMusic
'If, like us, you've got a soft spot for a bit of satirical genius backed by a damn good pop song, look no further.' - This Is Fake DIY
'Taking the art school dramatic of TV On The Radio and giving it a death march stomp, Pagan Wanderer Lu again astounds us with his vision, promise and sonic ability - never has something so miserable sounded so vital… ' - Subba Cultcha
'In a parallel universe somewhere (where there is less war and more wonky electronic pop), Repetition 2 has been number 1 for 8 weeks.' - Single of The Year - The Console
'The stinging guitar, crashing keyboards and freaky, mutated effects, all sound like the product of a number of wide eyed, e-number ridden children re-writing some mouthy folk songs.' - MapsMagazine.co.uk
'Like Graham Coxon's earlier and stranger solo material as covered by the Aphex Twin using only stuff he's found at car boot sales' - ManchesterMusic.co.uk
'Electro-tinged folk with a heavy pop heart at its core, with each beat another heart is broken.' - Subba Cultcha
'Wryly seething lyrics are married to lo-fi keyboards that smash up pop melodies and attempt to wire them back together in a skewiff fashion.' - Sweeping The Nation