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Billboard Style

Plays on LTZ: (historical total not available beyond this vault's episode folders)

Tracks played

Research

Billboard Style — Meloxicam

The track grew out of Ben Guterl's (Forth Wanderers) four-year long-distance romance — written in one of those 'why am I putting up with the misery' stretches, and in part cribbed from a listicle about questions to ask on a first date. A two-minute shimmer built around lines like 'Do you feel like dying when the clocks turn back?' (a fall-clock-change lyric that lands just as the UK shifts to autumn evenings). Second single from the debut LP Pull Of The Moon (out 16 October via Good English) — new band pairing Ben Guterl (Forth Wanderers) with Dan Howard (Victoryland), two cherished indie acts; the DIY video was made by Guterl & Howard with Maggie Musante and Emma Ingrid Bartley. The title is also a real prescription painkiller (an NSAID) [unverified — Wikipedia only].