Bob Lind - Since There Were CirclesSinger songwriter Bob Lind will forever be immortalized by his 1965 hit, Elusive Butterfly, but his career is so much more interesting than the fading wonder of that one hit. Once a hard partying buddy of Charles Bukowski, Lind was the inspiration for the character Dinky Summers, a down on his luck folk singer in Bukowskis 1978 novel Women. Lind also doubled as a writer, penning a number of novels and plays as well as serving as a long time staff

The result is exactly what you would have hoped a Liam Gallagher solo album would sound like: the passion for the classic 60s/70s influence that he‰۪s always had has been updated for the here and now

Kankick) A5

simmering moments like Gordon‰۪s ‰ÛÏShaking Hell‰۝ and Renaldo‰۪s chimy

percussion - but at the center

This unique compilation collects B-sides of the singles released from the al- bums ‘Suede’

transmuted

which was pretty out of tune

‘The Switch’

The tape degrades over time and becomes unplayable

moving away from the defined moods and textures of ‘Lines Redacted’ with a musical openness

Without wanting to puncture the mystery

they have instead focused on honing their own sonic world that glides between woozy psychedelia