Black Flag – I Can See You 12"Black Flag I Can See You 12" "Released as a clearing house release some three years after the band ended, I Can see You was more of a footnote than a turning point for Black Flag. (To be fair, the bland cover, which followed in the stead of some of the most iconic music art ever, didn't help). Recorded sometime in 1985 with the Roessler Stevenson lineup, the release exhibited the traits of the bands near final period. The title track was almost

Withered – Folie Circulaire 2xlp

" The slow build dance party of "Diamonds

the queen of the Amazons or a Chimera that could well be the gold that Charles Chaplin was chasing

Says Solomon

– It surprises

2008) was as brilliant as it was short in duration

Phillip Cope himself even makes a guest vocal appearance on ‘Spiritual Invasion’ and although his vocal style is very identifiable to their credit they haven’t made it sound like a knock off Kylesa track

Dödläge from Portland

But on the other side of things is the towering anvil of slow moving minimalism “The Walking Dead”

this one begins with a Craigslist ad: "Let's get this out of the way first- I have no official music experience

sounds and instruments

“Right on