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Kelela lends her snaking vocals to the intriguingly murky "From the Ground
It was controversial for it's fusion of electric blues with psychedelic elements
originally released as a double album June 1966 by Columbia Records
from the swampy Chicago blues number "Final Days" (featuring fiery harmonica from Grammy Award-nominated singer and Wet Willie frontman Jimmy Hall) to a timely rendition of John Lennon's still-relevant "Gimme Some Truth"
the album showcases a band who hasn't been slowed by the time passed
Thee Oh Sees - "Face Stabber" label_Paisley Park Kelela lends her snaking vocalsHey there, human kids, lift your face out of the feed trough and pluck that feculence from your ears. Hark! A sonar blip from beneath the pile of bodies the latest Oh Sees, Face Stabber! Boop, blip, ughhh people churning like a boiling swamp. Man, this din is nauseating. The screen flickers for the first time this year with a transmission from two months in the future: "the internet has deemed guitar music dead and you are free to do whatever the f***