Fourth long-player from the Pull of Autumn. The Pull of Autumn is a collective effort of many musicians, at its core Dan Darrow of Johanna's House of Glamour (C'est La Mort Records), and Luke Skyscraper James of Fashion (IRS Records). Standout tracks here are 'Outlaw Empire' featuring Mark Stewart of the Pop Group, remixed by Adrian Sherwood - an instant dub-trance apocalyptic force, Moonbeams from the Jordan Everett Associates with its soaring vocal of hope, John Clair - another contribution from Phil Parfitt, and Live Today - Psych classic featuring Tokyo dreamgaze band Once Grace Forever. Oh, and the Underwater Kites cover the Skip Spence (Moby Grape, Jefferson Airplane) track Little Hands. Album of the month (mancreview.com) "Beautiful Broken World by The Pull of Autumn is an epic album. It's a grandiose work of art that journeys through a mystical world of emotional escapades. Through the orchestral compositions and melodramatic motif, Beautiful Broken World captures the haunting soundscape of neo-classicism, that drifts towards a baroque-rock shore. Through the high calibre of artists featured, Beautiful Broken World creates a collage of supergroups, a poetic psyche of folktronica that shares a campsite collective of crepuscular tracks. It's also an album that takes a mild excursion into the dark matter of Prog-rock, revisiting the space dystopia of experimental rock. Theatrical and pensive, stripped down and textured, melancholic and uplifting, Beautiful Broken World is a dichotomy of art, a polarised glimpse into the fragility of life. Featuring the vocals of an array of talented singer-songwriters, Beautiful Broken World is an album that Scott Walker, Nick Cave, Joni Mitchell, Sandy Denny and Brian Eno would be proud of and sets the bar high for music that explores the darkest depths of its soul. It's an immaculate album whose opening track Beautiful Broken World (with Daniel Darrow) awakens the senses like the break of dawn, pounding from its primordial state and evolving into an orchestral wave of cinematic wonder. Majestic and magical, Beautiful Broken World peers down from the ethereal heights of neo-classicism with a panoramic view of stellar symphonics."