This song details when Ray Lomas meets an attractive woman named Salamander, who is also the subject of "Bad-Eyed And Loveless." (At least, that's the idea you get from reading the comic strip included in the album.) I think she's briefly referenced in "Taxi Grab" in the line "Come on Sally, let's take a ride." ("Sally" could be short for "Salamander.") According to Wikipedia, Kensington is "an affluent and densely-populated" "district of West London, England," so that's the closest I can come to figuring out what a "Kensington Haze" is.
This song details when Ray Lomas meets an attractive woman named Salamander, who is also the subject of "Bad-Eyed And Loveless." (At least, that's the idea you get from reading the comic strip included in the album.) I think she's briefly referenced in "Taxi Grab" in the line "Come on Sally, let's take a ride." ("Sally" could be short for "Salamander.") According to Wikipedia, Kensington is "an affluent and densely-populated" "district of West London, England," so that's the closest I can come to figuring out what a "Kensington Haze" is.