This will appeal to fans of The Teardrop Explodes, The Monochrome Set and all round quality songwriting. By the time of their excellent 1994 debut album proper: Air In a Stone, The Absolute Clock had evolved into a subtler, slightly folkier proposition. But here, they are captured in all their early psychedelic glory. Songs such as the brightly skipping “Overflow,” or the opening Decency,” with Tim Sagar’s gliding ice rink organ and his brother Olly’s heartfelt vocal, are in touching distance of sublime.'