Following Peter Hammill is an adventure because even his aficionados cannot predict what the veteran experimentalist’s next step would land. It may be a VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR concert document or a joint effort with ISILDURS BANE – but Hammill’s latest offering may seem like the most unexpected turn he might take. Wanting to reissue a couple of his obscure classics – such an oxymoron should feel fitting for this artist – yet unable to clear the rights which allow 1988’s “In A Foreign Town” and “Out Of Water” from 1990 to see the light of day again, Peter decided to cut the two albums afresh.
