Bryan Ferry - Loose Talk
- Big Things
- Stand Near Me
- Florist
- Cowboy Hat
- Demolition
- Orchestra
- Holiday
- Landscape
- Pictures on a Wall
- White Noise
- Loose Talk
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Tracks
- 11
Vinyl LP pressing. 2025 release from the former Roxy Music vocalist. Loose Talk is a collaboration between Bryan Ferry and Amelia Barratt, who penned all the lyrics for the album. Introducing Loose Talk, the new collaborative album of music by Bryan Ferry with spoken texts by performance artist, writer and painter Amelia Barratt. Richly detailed and transportive, 'Orchestra' - the first piece to be revealed from the album Loose Talk. Loose Talk signals the beginning of a new creative chapter for Bryan Ferry, blurring the lines between music, poetry and art. Fifty-three years since Roxy Music's iconic debut album arrived like a bolt-from-the-blue, his latest project is just as startlingly unexpected. The sounds and shapes, and the spoken words they are set to, are unlike any previous Bryan Ferry album. At the same time, the mood that Loose Talk captures is rooted in Ferry's past half-century of work.
- Big Things
- Stand Near Me
- Florist
- Cowboy Hat
- Demolition
- Orchestra
- Holiday
- Landscape
- Pictures on a Wall
- White Noise
- Loose Talk
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Tracks
- 11
- Colour
- Clear
- Pressing
- Colored VinylClear Vinyl
Limited clear vinyl LP pressing. 2025 release from the former Roxy Music vocalist. Loose Talk is a collaboration between Bryan Ferry and Amelia Barratt, who penned all the lyrics for the album. Introducing Loose Talk, the new collaborative album of music by Bryan Ferry with spoken texts by performance artist, writer and painter Amelia Barratt. Richly detailed and transportive, 'Orchestra' - the first piece to be revealed from the album Loose Talk. Loose Talk signals the beginning of a new creative chapter for Bryan Ferry, blurring the lines between music, poetry and art. Fifty-three years since Roxy Music's iconic debut album arrived like a bolt-from-the-blue, his latest project is just as startlingly unexpected. The sounds and shapes, and the spoken words they are set to, are unlike any previous Bryan Ferry album. At the same time, the mood that Loose Talk captures is rooted in Ferry's past half-century of work.
