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The Brian Jonestown Massacre to release “Who Killed Sgt. Pepper?” -
The Brian Jonestown Massacre is back and set to release their tenth studio album, Who Killed Sgt. Pepper? on February 23rd. The 13-track album was recorded throughout 2009 in Iceland and Berlin and features Spaceman 3 legend Will Carruthers on bass, vocalist Unnur Andrea Einarsdottir and...
The Brian Jonestown Massacre to release “Who Killed Sgt. Pepper?” -
The Brian Jonestown Massacre is back and set to release their tenth studio album, Who Killed Sgt. Pepper? on February 23rd. The 13-track album was recorded throughout 2009 in Iceland and Berlin and features Spaceman 3 legend Will Carruthers on bass, vocalist Unnur Andrea Einarsdottir and...
My Bloody Underground - Others: My Bloody Valentine, The Velvet Underground, John Lennon, R.E.M. Links: The Brian Jonestown Massacre Anton Newcombe, head of ever-rotating neo-psychedelic rock outfit The Brian Jonestown Massacre, is a recovering addict. His old drug of choice: rock n roll, and all its trappings - alcohol, heroin, and self destruction. Newcombes past afflictions...
My Bloody Underground - This is raw, unmediated Anton, with no producer credited and a lo-fi feel to the recordings; apart from Monkey Powder written with Rides Mark Gardener, theres nothing between you and him and his prejudices. Who else would be capable of including a lovely Satie-like piano meditation composed when he...
The Warlocks -
Bobby Hecksher, former Beck session musician and guitarist for the Brian Jonestown Massacre, has led jam sessions under the banner of The Warlocks since the early naughties. Since day one, their records have been plagued by calls of obvious derivation from music critics with a sense of history. I like...
The Black Angels -
"Telephone"from the album Phosphene Dream2010iTunesRecorded in Los Angeles, Phosphene Dream (September 14) is the Black Angels' third full-length offering, and it represents a brand new sound. 2006's Passover was the band's debut burner, essentially a collection of bluesy pop songs dressed up and...
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