Gold Lamé

Gold Lamé, released in 1996, features 16 songs recorded solo by Alec Bathgate over a year using a 4-track recorder. The album blends catchy sixties-style melodies with inventive sounds, from rhythmic loops to psychedelic touches. Highlights include Beach Boys-inspired harmonies, Velvet Underground influences, and a cover of The Ethiopians’ "Train To Skaville." Alec’s skilled guitar work and creative arrangements give the album a unique, timeless feel reminiscent of Tall Dwarfs’ style but with his own distinct voice.