The Holy Pictures
The record where Holmes sings most of the vocals, closing with a tribute to his parents, and home to I Heard Wonders.
David Holmes, 2008
- Released
- 8 September 2008
- Studio
- Drama Recording, Belfast, and Echo Rec, Los Angeles
- Producer
- David Holmes
The fifth studio album was Holmes's first since The Free Association in 2003. It dropped the imaginary-film-soundtrack approach of his earlier records for something more personal. He called it his most personal record and sings most of the vocals, which was not the plan at first: once the music was nearly finished he realised no one else could sing on it. The closing track, The Ballad of Sarah and Jack, is a tribute to his parents. Singles were I Heard Wonders and Holy Pictures, and the album was nominated for the 2008 Choice Music Prize, which went to Jape's Ritual.
Pitchfork's Stuart Berman wrote that it points to European rock sources, among them the Jesus and Mary Chain, Primal Scream, Spiritualized and Neu!, and that it has no film framework or found-sound dialogue linking its ten songs. He thought The Ballad of Sarah and Jack arguably the most absorbing track. AllMusic's Thom Jurek called the album engaging, at times stunning. Holy Pictures was later used in the video game Pro Evolution Soccer 2010.
Track listing
- I Heard Wonders5:35
- The Story of the Ink5:22
- Love Reign Over Me3:47
- Theme / I.M.C.3:55
- Holy Pictures5:19
- Kill Her with Kindness4:03
- Melanie3:59
- Hey Maggy4:58
- Birth1:07
- The Ballad of Sarah and Jack4:27
Personnel
- David Holmes vocals, programming, production
- Leo Abrahams guitar, bass, keyboards
- Danny Todd acoustic guitar, vocals
- Woody Jackson chamberlin, glockenspiel, recording
- Scott Kinsey keyboards
- Jon Hopkins piano and synthesizer on The Ballad of Sarah and Jack
- Tim Harries bass
- Jeremy Stacey drums
- Zack Danziger drums
- Foy Vance vocals
- Hugo Nicolson recording, mixing
More from David Holmes
This Film's Crap Let's Slash the Seats (1995), Let's Get Killed (1997), Bow Down to the Exit Sign (2000), The Dogs Are Parading (2010)
Sources
- The Holy Pictures, Wikipedia
- The Holy Pictures review, Pitchfork (2008-09-25)