Memory Tapes announces details new album

 

Dayve Hawk, the man behind Memory Tapes, has announced the details of his upcoming release entitled Piano Player. This will be released by Carpark Records and Something in Construction, and they will do so on the 4^th of July. Kazuki Takamatsu is responsible for the artwork (see picture). The album will count twelve tracks, and the first single will be ‘Wait in the Dark’.

Wait in the dark, he had said. That was hardly the proposal she had waited for when she first walked into his shabby office with a red dress and high heels to match. She waited. He ran off to where the noise came from. His rugged, manly hands had comforted her. But what was that noise at this hour? She could barely breath. She looks around, tries to make out what kind of room this is. Suddenly, a noise. She turns to see the contours of a man in the doorway. No, she is thinking, No this can’t be Eddie. The figure is taller, has broader shoulders, and is carrying a fairly large gun. She trembles. The man switches on the light. She gasps, recognizing the man.

Ernest Hemingway takes a step forward. The hairs on her neck rise. It had been common knowledge in the whole of Manhattan that Hemingway had just come from Africa where he had negotiated a new book deal and had come to NY to hunt for some trophies to decorate his Paris apartment with. Apparently he was going for pale colours and humanly decorations, as per Nate Berkus in the latest O Magazine. W-w-what do you want, she stammered. Hemingway wrote it down, but when she read it she could only come to the conclusion that he didn’t understand women very well and certainly was poor at writing them. When she said this, Hemingway became agitated, loaded his gun, a gunshot. Hemingway’s eyes rolled into the back of his head. He fell to the floor, and behind him stood Eddie. She was so happy she flung into his arms. Eddie dropped the gun and hugged her back. Suddenly darkness commenced again, except for a little heart encircling their kissing heads.