Sibylle Baier - Colour Green LP international its musicians were anti-colonial freedom

its musicians were anti-colonial freedom fighters

This is music for the bold listeners and music lovers and this awesome reissue should quickly find it’s way into the record collections of 80s synth and art-pop aficionadoes

rich in metaphor and couched in reference and allusion

When Light In The Attic released Pacific Breeze: Japanese City Pop

The infectious “Collapse” takes place within a cataclysm as it’s happening

Sibylle Baier - Colour Green LP international its musicians were anti-colonial freedomLabel: Orange Twin In a particularly dark and moody period of Sibylle's young life, a friend Claudine dragged her out from under the bed and took her on a road trip to Strasbourg, France ending up across the Alps in Genoa, Italy. Upon the return from this trip Sibylle felt her sprits renewed and she set out to write the song Remember the Day, grateful for being alive. Recorded in her home on a reel to reel tape recorder, the songs on Colour Green are