Graham Coxon - The Golden D Yo La Tengo Boom still does much more

Boom still does much more than merely deliver on the promise of their debut

2 million for children affected by the Bosnian conflict

This record captures the moment that transformation took shape

Mudhoney recorded the record as a stopgap between albums

embracing the freedom that came with writing on his secondary instrument

Graham Coxon - The Golden D Yo La Tengo Boom still does much moreGraham Coxons The Golden D finds him pushing into rougher, more punk leaning territory across a direct and unvarnished set of songs. Written, recorded and produced by Coxon himself, it captures a restless approach that contrasts with the looser feel of his earlier work. Across its tracklist, originals like Ooochy Woochy sit alongside covers of Fame and Fortune and Mission of Burmas Thats When I Reach For My Revolver, pointing to the post punk