Copeland Keyboard Fantasies vinyl

By Invisible City Editions' standards, Beverly Glenn-Copeland's 1986 album, Keyboard Fantasies, is not that obscure. Of course, it's barely known to most in the UK, but original copies are nowhere near as pricey as some of the records they reissue. It is, though, a fine album, with Glenn-Copeland adding weary, emotion-rich vocals to her own evocative, synthesizer-heavy soundscapes. Musically, it's something of a curiosity, sitting somewhere between art-rock, lo-fi synth-soul, early synth-wave and new age ambience. The looseness of the instrumentation and production is particularly alluring, as is the "home-made" feel of Glenn-Copeland's songs.