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Don't Stand so Close to Me

by The Gold Supply

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Reading’s The Gold Supply have served up a real gem in the form of their cover of the 80s classic, Don't Stand so Close to Me.

While the 1980 original by The Police had the scandalous and doom-laden undercurrent (and in ‘cough/Nabokov’ one of the most awkward-sounding rhyming couplets ever!) of a forbidden relationship between a teacher and pupil in a world of the brink of destruction, The Gold Supply take the song in a very different direction.

The sparse post-punk/reggae rhythm is augmented by flourishes of what is fast becoming The Gold Supply’s signature Krautrock and post-rock sound, while the vocal sparring of Kevin and Lena give the lyrics a new, unexpected, and somewhat melancholic slant.

We’re sure you will love this track as much as we do. Don’t forget to check up the band’s label debut EP, Open Lines if you haven’t already.
Click here stream the track or find it in your collection on Bandcamp, where you can also download Don't Stand So Close to Me.

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released December 13, 2022

The Gold Supply are:
Lena Wroblewska - Vocals
Kevin Baxter - Vocals, Guitars, Bass & Piano
Adam Rowe - Drums

Original track by The Police:
Written by Sting
Produced by Nigel Gray, Stewart Copeland, Sting, Andy Summers

Cover photo by Lydia Victoria Photography

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