Ambulance vs Ambulance - You Were Always On My Mind [Feat. Abul-Loul the Singer]

Ambulance Vs Ambulance is the strange brainchild of Bokeh Versions‘ shadowy mastermind Jeffrey Lee Hearse and one half of Giant Swan Robin Stewart, a match made in heaven or hell, depending on your perspective. As the title of their debut album Industrial Country might suggest, their sound reverberates between cursed shoegaze, post-apocalyptic bluegrass and acid-flecked industrial, seeing the duo drawing together synths, percussion, mandolin, harp, harmonica, slide guitar and anything else they had lying around. “Recorded somewhere between Avon, Amman, Brecon, Brean Down and the cloud,” this is Industrial Country, absolutely anything goes. ‘You Were Always On My Mind’ is a goosebump-inducing highlight from the album, featuring vocal contributions from Abul-Loul the Singer, who joins Tunnel Witches, Laughter of Saints and Missterspoon to round out the album’s supporting cast, all of whom were called up from the amorphous swirling mass that makes up the mighty Avon Terror Corps. Jeffrey Lee Hearse channe