Papa M A Broke Moon Rises Vintage Tattoo are the automaton-pop (The Point

are the automaton-pop (The Point That Tears) the yearning (single Come Oblivion)

Described by producer Adrian Sherwood as "experiments in active frequencies

but they often forget how to simply rock the crowd

Following the success of What I Didn’t Tell You

Prove My Love 9

Papa M A Broke Moon Rises Vintage Tattoo are the automaton-pop (The PointPart two of phase two of the Papa M story departs with intuitive boldness from the sound design of 2016's "Highway Songs". Dispensing with the digital FX and metallic tinges that some might call a Papa M signature, David Pajo instead relies on guitar only this time and acoustic guitar at that (plus a bit of drums). The slow unfolding nature of the compositions is given dynamic depth by creative layering of the guitars and the deep focus nature of the