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The Wind May Howl - The Monks Kitchen, from West London, were discovered by Alfie frontman Lee Gorton, which gives you a clue to their easily digestible indie folk-rock with just a hint of jazz. The best track Bringing Hurricanes with its Las-like swagger and gentle harmonies has already been lifted for a single...

Release of An Oath - The Electric Prunes was a name. Period.So it shouldn't concern listeners that none of the original members that made up the original Prunes were involved with Release of An Oath; a religious concept album first released in November, 1968 and just re-released by Collectors' Choice Music. That's an interesting point...

Album Review: Theme - Valentine (Lost) Forever -

Theme apparently do not wish to be placed within or constrained by the "industrial" label and reject any such association. This is an argument oft repeated by bands who wish to see themselves as unique and too experimental or avant-garde to be placed within any genre. Theme do have a...

Lost Classics: 13th Floor Elevators - Easter Everywhere -

Any decent rock and roll fanatic knows the story about Roky Erickson. They�ve heard the stories of his struggles with mental illness. They know the tale of his unjust incarceration(s). They understand that his legacy has been assured an honorable nod, thanks in large part by one of the only...

Take A Good Look - The Fleshtones have been going for 30 years they played CBGBs alongside the Ramones, Talking Heads, Blondie, etc in the 70s and were properly included in the Children of Nuggets box set, even though garage music has spawned several more generations since then. Just like their peers...

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