Lungfish - Pass And Stow lpLungfish Pass And Stow lp "It took several recordings, but Lungfish finally establish musical equilibrium on their third Dischord release, Pass and Stow. For the first time, the vocal work of Daniel Higgs doesn't dominate the band's mix. Asa Osborne's guitars finally get the sonic boost necessary to compete, and this 1994 offering makes great strides because of it. There are plenty of repetitive dirges and abstract lyrics, but Pass & Stow retains the

Bloodstains

a siren noise

"Minsk lists its influences as ranging from '70s doom metal and prog rock all the way to cutting-edge '80s bands like Dead Can Dance

is an apt metaphor for what Hess and Vallera have done with passages derived from sustained cymbal overtones

following my review of Sierra it transpires that Jagged Vision are (A) label mates (B) also on tour with Kylesa and (C) had this album produced by Phillip Cope

LMI – Excess Subconscious lp

amped up with their own brand of guttural haranguing and venomous passion further stoked by incidents such as being locked up by police under terrorism laws on the strength of their demo

our hands being otherwise full enough

Combining spoken word with scenes culled from an involved admix of musique concrete

For the love of Ivy

spiritual abstract prose appending each line with the title

and the horrific consequences of pseudoscience and malpractice still being utilized today in America