Pop Wallpaper - Strawberry Letter 23Glasgows Seated Records return with more archival Scottish New Wave material; this time, in the form of Pop Wallpapers disco not disco interpretation of the Shuggie Otis classic, Strawberry Letter 23. And interpretation is the right word, guitarist Evan Henderson confesses that the lyrics sang by Audrey Redpath on the record were, err inaccurate due to pre internet home recording translation. The Edinburgh band first released Strawberry Letter 23 in

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