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Flying Saucer Attack (aka Rural Psychedelia)
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supported by 18 fans who also own “A Tree Fell”
fuzzy, warm, hazy, dreamy, lazy but in a good way, comfortable, stargazing, loud, harsh but ethereal
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In Search of Spaces
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supported by 16 fans who also own “A Tree Fell”
I dont know why as ive loved both bands for many moons but now that I made the connection between FSA and The Dead C its seems so incredibley obvious . Throw Jim O' Rourke into the mix and this ep is truely essential
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I love everything that Jack Rose did! This album is probably his most "Fahey" inspired albums that he did. It even includes a version of Fahey's "Sun Flower River Blues". Very much in Fahey's style with the extra strength and attack that Rose always adds. This is a must for Fahey/Rose fans and anyone who collects American Primitive Guitar albums.
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The Pittsburgh indie rock band's first album gets a vinyl rerelease on their new label, Saddle Creek.
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D.C. art punks BRNDA serve up whatever they want on "Do You Like Salt?"
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Big and fuzzy and full of right angles and off-kilter hooks, there's a lot of '90s DC/Baltimore DIY tradition in this newer DC band.
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Friend's Peace
by Black Twig Pickers (VHF)
supported by 15 fans who also own “A Tree Fell”
The wonderful performances of the group are elevated by the absolutely gorgeous production. The mix is perfect, lively and full, but not overproduced. It sounds like I'm right there with the Pickers.
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