In this episode Paul Ruxton, Cormac Gahan and Bill Twomey from Boa Morte join me to discuss their 2002 debut album Soon It Will Come Time To Face The World Outside. The album was produced by Daniel Presley (famed for his arranging, mixing and engineering work on Spain's The Blue Moods of Spain) and released on Francis Macdonald's (Teenage Fanclub) Shoeshine Records to huge acclaim. Billboard attested that, "the band favors a similar approach to the kind of subtle, slow-burning intensity patented by the likes of Will Oldham and Smog," while Uncut magazine wrote, "occasionally a record comes along that's so intimate and immediate you want to disconnect the phone, get under the duvet and forget the outside world." We discuss Boa Morte's 25-year career, the band's latest album - The Total Space - and the sonic progression the band has made over the last few years, but our main focus is the band's gorgeous debut album. Episode notes are here.