The High Llamas – COLD & BOUNCY (REISSUE)

Looking for greater distribution, The High Llamas signed to V2 – an arm of Universal – and next produced two widescreen epics for the 90s: Hawaii and Cold And Bouncy. One year after 1996′ Hawaii, Cold And Bouncy delivered again, organically incorporating the glitch, dub and electronic inspirations burbling up from the underground into the Llamas signature sound. Respect here is due to co-producer Fulton Dingley’s contributions as programmer, engineer and mixer. Without shifting away from their pop-rooted songwriting, Cold And Bouncy was also a grand example of the emerging electro-exotica of the late 90s.