Love Transmitter

Ten lush, engaging, and addictive songs about love and obsession produced by Tim Powles of The Church. Michael Cullen's stunning new album is a red wine soaked magic pudding of a record, consisting of equal parts dark beautiful melody, seamless ensemble musicianship and velvet voiced seduction.

Love Transmitter is a left field masterpiece as fresh as it was unexpected. From the sweet and sour pop confection of Do You Believe? to the soaring Beach Boys in a spitfire sound scape of All Used Up, from the funereal love poetry of Hey Sister to the obsession fuelled nightmare of Transmission, it won't let you go.

Love Transmitter is produced by Tim Powles who captures and distills Cullen's songs in glorious high fidelity lo-fi. Powles has great musical understanding and a sonic vocabulary rooted in Abbey Road and his sympathetic production allows Cullen to go where noone thought he could. These are candlelit analogue sounds for lovers and dreamers everywhere.

Production Notes

Love Transmitter was recorded in Tim Powle's SpaceJunk studio in Glebe, Sydney Australia between September 2001 and January 2002. Read more ...