Title: Yan Can Cook: but not like our Neil
Product review: With Mojave 3 Neil Halstead finally ditches Slowdive and his fetish for Greek food (witness the aforementioned's greasy "Souvlaki" LP) in favour of the sublime flavours of sticky rice. Ask Me Tomorrow is the aural equivalent of that most delicious of Asian snacks; yielding ever subtler flavours with the removal of each layer of banana leaf.Neil et al's homage to rice is heartbreaking in its delicacy and honesty:It looks just like an angelas it's pushed across the roomit shines tonight its golden lightis everything I need...(Love Songs for a Sticky Rice)It's supper again so we fired up the microwaveand we tried to pretend that your kitchen was Hurstvillebut we can't unwrap the banana leaf, our hands are still shakingfrom excitement and joygo grab the soy...(Rice Song 3)Mojave 3 can push Sticky's yum cha trolley any time!
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