#695 : Matt Burr / The Black Delta Movement

<p>Today is another new music Monday with my guest Matt Burr of The Black Delta Movement.</p> <p>This band has dropped a masterpiece of a record called Recovery Effects that I can't recommend enough.</p> <p>It was so good to have Matt on the show to talk about this record and also how the band started.</p> <p>The Black Delta Movement also have another record out called Preservation which I also highly recommend.</p> <p>Do a deep dive into their music and help spread the word.</p> <p>Keep The Candles Lit and thanks for supporting the show for all of these years.</p> <p>Here is the Patreon link if you want to enjoy bonus episodes of Let There Be Talk. <span class= "yt-core-attributed-string--link-inherit-color"><a href= "https://www.patreon.com/deandelray">https://www.patreon.com/deandelray</a></span></p> <p>Leave a review and subscribe to my YouTube and Apple Podcast iTunes channels.</p> <p>Thank you</p> <p>DDR</p> <p>Kingston-upon-Hull’s The Black Delta Movement return with their stunning new album ‘Recovery Effects’ – 8 tracks of immersive, groove-heavy psychedelic rock released April 14th 2023 on Fuzz Club Records. Determination and a commitment to musical development are writ large across Matt Burr’s personal and artistic journey as the main creative force behind The Black Delta Movement. His most collaborative work yet, ‘Recovery Effects’ sees Matt recruiting highly lauded UK guitar-slinger and Little Barrie frontman Barrie Cadogan and bandmates Lewis Wharton (Bass) and Tony Coote (Drums) to provide musical backing on the album. With legendary producer, The Heliocentrics’ co-founder and drummer extraordinaire Malcolm Catto also helming production duties. “The album’s a love letter to the band and all the emotions that come with it,” explains Matt when talking about the period of adversity that led to its creation. Finding himself without his former bandmates following the release of their highly-praised 2018 debut ‘Preservation’ and that record’s subsequent live shows, the pandemic-induced lockdown periods th