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Paul Steel - Moon Rock

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Elsewhere there's the earthy and intense The Way You Are, and the psychedelic, Fantasia-influenced Moon Rock. Emo Joe is another quite good one. "It's a song about the cult, almost religious aspect of the emo kids where everyone lives to a code," Paul says. He adds - as only a perennially happy man can - "I don't even know what emo is".

In a Coma will be available as a single from July 6th 2009. The Matthew Anstee directed video is a phantasmagoric hospital ward drama, and features cameo's from Ralph Brown (Withnail & I's Camberwell Carrot aficionado / Waynes World 2 / Aliens etc), Aaron King, Stars and Sons (in which Paul Steel plays bass) along with old flat mates The Xcerts. Moon Rock follows 2 weeks later on Paul's own Raygun Records, following a release on EMI Japan late last year.
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