Gastr Del Sol - Serpentine SimilarBack from the undead is this new pressing of the first of all Gastr del Sol records, The Serpentine Similar. It is one of several distinct initiators of a definitive musical drift in the 1990s, and a drift all of its own, to boot. At the time, this album was largely heard within an underground whose boundaries were clearly defined but if todays sound pool of commercial music is deeper and wider than it was back then, it is without a doubt due to the

James Holden and Robert Stillman have regularly collaborated with both The Smile and Thom Yorke

” Whoosh may indeed be a silly word but it almost onomatopoeically captures the sound and essence of The Stroppies first proper debut album

Eager to sound as American as possible with no hint of the fervor for afro-beat

What an enormous room is an entirely new look at TORRES

The Sorcerers pay homage to the rich history and cultural significance of this influential style of music while bringing their own unique energy and perspective to the table

intricately sculpted by anthemic maximalism and good old-fashioned studio magic

From his first recordings with The Clean

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"Universally recognized as being the works of a true maverick genius

wondering ballads on Say Laura bring Chenaux's semi-improvised but keenly intentional songwriting to its fullest

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