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(2016) The Divine Comedy - Foreverland [Deluxe Edition]


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Deluxe edition comes with a bonus CD featuring a studio recording of
“In May”, Neil Hannon and Frank Alva Buecheler’s acclaimed chamber opera, which explores the
relationship between a dying son and his absent father through a series of letters. This is sung by Neil Hannon, with
string quintet and piano. 
…There are certain things you expect from a Divine Comedy album, some quarter
century in to his illustrious career – self-deprecating love songs and a few historical references, all sprinkled
with a huge dose of whimsy. It may be six years since we last heard from Neil Hannon – in his Divine Comedy guise
at least – on the excellent Bang Goes the Knighthood, but only a couple of notes into opening track Napoleon
Complex, it feels like slipping on an old pair of comfortable slippers.
The lead single Catherine The Great is, in
its way, the perfect re-introduction to Hannon’s world – a flourish of strings, some beautifully arranged
brass and lyrics full of wry humour about one of history’s most famous figures (references to her “great
hair” and “powerful gait” plus a nod to that most famous myths about her – “she looked so
bloody good on a horse”). The self-deprecating Napoleon Complex pokes fun at a man who “stands 5 foot 3 in
Cuban heels” and who “gets all the girls… and then wakes up again” but Hannon is at his best
when his arch-humour combines with heartfelt sincerity.
Foreverland is, rather like (most of) Bang Goes the
Knighthood before it, an album about contentment. The beautifully orchestra