I was watching Breakfast TV last week and ex-The Christians guy "Henry Priestman" appeared on the show. I was totally captivated with a short intro of his new solo track, that I had to get this album. Easy-peasy. I queued up 3 downloads (one being a torrent) and started listening to them one by one as I got them. Well, I was very impressed with this guy. This album has a post-punk protest folk appeal about it. The songs are all well-written, political in part, and some are tongue-in-cheek, but all have a moral point to make. Released last year, "The Chronicles Of Modern Life" was released on 'Stiff Records' and Our Henry is the oldest person to be signed by this cult record label. So sit back and enjoy what is somewhat of a rarity folks, as this album is fetching $75 in places. So if you wanna hear a real hidden gem folks get this here or a torrent site if you desire.
01. Don't You Love Me No More? (3:27)
02. Old (3:07)
03. What You Doin' With Me? (3:53)
04. It's Called A Heart (3:06)
05. Grey's The New Blonde (4:03)
06. He Ain't Good Enough For You (3:23)
07. The Idiot (3:24)
08. The Sacred Scrolls Of Pop (3:56)
09. No To The Logo (3:58)
10. Did I Fight In The Punk Wars For This? (4:13)
11. It's What You Leave Behind (3:36)
12. Goodbye Mr. Lee (...And Thanks) (1:22)
13. Suffice To Say (3:22)
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