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Now we're talking about Waste Man
via industrial folk to freaky art-punk whilst sounding delightfully coherent" and “a huge slab of mindblowing dark psychedelia” the album was critically acknowledged for its peculiarly British kosmische
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the ideal point to start digging deeper into the lush garden of musical delights that is Bollywood
The group were early American pioneers of what would retroactively be termed synth punk: a scorching fusion of futuristic synthesizers and grinding
Doug Carn – Adam's Apple ('21 RE) normal Now we're talking about WasteDoug Carn made four records for the Black Jazz label, more than any other artist, and each one topped the previous releases lofty standard. Adams Apple was his last (1974) album for the label, representing the final note in his staggeringly creative crescendo. It was also the first record without Jean Carn, but Carn and crew (John Conner and Joyce Greene) dont miss a beat on the vocals. And the band is absolutely sick, featuring reedman Ronnie Laws