For LORNA SHORE, the triumvirate of songs at the heart of “…And I Return to Nothingness” are nothing short of an exorcism – and a plunge into something darker. From orchestral passage that opens the EP’s title track, straight into a bombast of blackened intensities and rampaging grandeur, these New Jersey-born extremists are back, rising […]
1 Doing The Ham Bone 2:24 2 Thinkin About My Baby 2:42 3 Youre Near Me 2:12 4 Heavenly Angel 2:18 5 Teen Age Rock 1:47 6 Gonzo 2:22 7 Cool Turkey 2:14 8 Smacksie 2:41 9 Kinda Happy 2:13 10 Tubby (Part 1) 2:22 11 Tubby (Part 2) 2:14 12 Cross My Heart 2:16 […]
Pressing on 180g vinyl. Originally released as private pressing in 1971, the Farm album is highly sought after and revered by collectors. Recorded by this Southern Illinois band in 1971 at the legendary Golden Voice studios, it’s full choc of jammy, bluesy guitar psych with heavy dual guitars, organ, congas, harp… Recommended if you like […]
One of the most accomplished folksingers of the Sixties, Joan Baez was an instrumental figure in the decade’s civil rights movement. Possessing an operatic soprano voice with a strong vibrato, she crossed over from folk to rock and country while maintaining a politically charged message. Presented here is Baez’s self-titled debut LP, originally released in […]
