Hinterland

Lone Lady, aka Julie Campell, presents 'Hinterland', a term meaning 'the country behind' in German. This album evokes images of the decaying outskirts of Manchester and secluded inner landscapes as Campbell's love for the post - industrial ruinscape continues. At its heart is a simple drum - machine rhythm and synthetic percussion, bringing back fragmented memories of minimal wave, early techno, and dance. Campbell's intricate, choppy, and driving guitar playing adds dynamic splices. Campbell says it channels greats like Parliament/Funkadelic, Stevie Wonder, Rufus, Prince, and Arthur Russell. It's a unique blend of funk and Campbell's Audenshaw, Manchester identity. The album is rooted in an urgent post - punk sensibility, described as an 'inescapably cement - colored North of England psyche'.

To enjoy this album, just play it on your preferred music player. You can listen to it while relaxing at home, during a drive, or when you're looking for some creative inspiration. There aren't really any specific technical requirements. Just make sure your speakers or headphones are in good working condition. As for maintenance, since it's likely in a digital format, keep your music storage device secure and backed up regularly. If you have a physical copy like a CD, store it in a cool, dry place and handle it gently to avoid scratches.