Vorn ‘More Songs About Girls and the Apocalypse’‘Cult Artist of this or any year’ (Graham Reid – Elsewhere.co.nz) “More of the wayward genius of Vorn Colgan”. Any year that sees the release of a new Vom album is a good year. And it’s not before time – it’s been three years since the release of 2011's ‘Down For It’.‘More Songs About Girls and the Apocalypse’ is worth the wait: this is a rich and heady songwriting brew, the kind of album that rewards repeat listening. The kind of album people return to again and again to discover afresh.But you know the drill: 'Local man hones craft over 7 albums and 15 years, culminating predictably in strongest work to date' is not the stuff of which soundbites are made. But then maybe, just maybe, if the work is good enough, soundbites are not required.You have this news in your inbox because you are one of a handful of people in this country in a position to play it, or write about it, publicly, to an audience. Whether (and how) you do so is, of course, entirely up to you. We hope you will, because this is an album people deserve to hear of, and to hear. And without you, few of them will. But then we don't need to tell you that.You know the drill...(Please contact Renee Jones - powertoolrecordsnz1@gmail.com - for promo/interview requests). Here are some pieces from a sparkling first review:Vorn: More Songs About Girls and the Apocalypse: More of the wayward genius of Vorn Colgan whose every album is almost inevitably acclaimed as his best yet. This may well always be true, and any album which has a rapping track entitled The War Cry of J Alfred Prufrock (as this one has…is probably a serious contender for the title Cult Artist of This Or Any Year. Discover him if you haven't already. It's always quite a ride.” - Graham Reid, www.elsewhere.co.nzListen to the ‘More Songs About Girls and the Apocalypse’ here.http://vorn.co.nz/www.powertoolrecords.co.nzFor more information please contact Renee Jones: powertoolrecordsnz1@gmail.com or ph (021)309-310www.powertoolrecords.co.nz