Walker’s 1974 album, originally released by Tilt Productions and later reissued by BGO, finds the artist in a transitional period. It is the first of his albums to be entirely self-composed.
- The album was recorded at scramble, London.
- The album was released in August 1974.
- The album was not a commercial success.
Scott Walker was an American-born, British-based singer-songwriter and pop star. He came to prominence in the late 1960s with a string of baroque pop singles before transitioning to more experimental material. In 1974, Walker was a decade into a solo career marked by increasingly challenging, self-penned material.
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