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Low CultureThe new one. Already described as the best of Jim's career and the finest folk disc of the year, Low Culture presents traditional material as a seamless and vital part of British popular culture rather than a separate entity. Released: 14th July 2008 |
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Low Culture Badge Pack3 badgesA set of three button badges reading 'Low Culture', 'Jim Moray' and a close-up of the album cover. |
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Low Culture Postcards10 postcardsA set of ten postcards taken from the Low Culture sleeve designed by David Owen at The Ink Corporation. One for each song, each depicting a book cover. More of David's artwork available from www.theinkcorporation.com |
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Jim MorayJim's second album, released in 2006. Continuing where 'Sweet England' left off, 'Jim Moray' takes a route to a much darker and more complex place taking in traditional ballads, self-penned epics and a jazz version of John Dowlands 17th century 'Flow My Tears'. Oh stop it, my brains hurting.Released: 1st May 2006 |
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Sweet EnglandRecipient of two statuettes at the 2004 BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards (and nominated for four), Sweet England was hailed as "the most significant leap forward for folk music in thirty years" upon release. In 2007 The Independent included it in their 'cult classics' series affirming its status in the folk scene of the noughties and beyond. Released: 30th June 2003 |
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Barbara AllenPurple 7" VinylLimited edition vinyl featuring 'Barbara Allen' on one side and Motown-influenced 'This Is The Sound' on the other. It's pink!Released: 3rd July 2006 |
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Men's T-shirtLeaf design by David NewtonAvailable in dark green or blue. Designed by david and david, artwork designers for the first two albums. |
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