Slayer - South Of Heavenwith 1986's 'reign in blood', slayer reached the pinnacle of its rapid fire, speed metal style. for the band's next effort, instead of embracing its hardcore roots even further, the band retraced its metal influences, namely black sabbath. 1988's 'south of heaven' surprised many fans because it contained several mid paced, dirge like compositions that spotlighted metal's crunch over punk's reckless energy. tom araya's lyrics still addressed

Broadside will tour this spring with Real Friends

though it looks like he's at the controls at Randy's or Channel One rather than Tubbys

intuitive band: rich in texture and atmosphere

open mics and house parties

'You Never Come Closer' was sampled on 'Closer' by influential hip-hop producer Madlib for Quasimoto

Broken Water

The famous sleeve

dancefloor jazz etc

earworm choruses and snarky humour

Indie store only coloured vinyl LP is Blue with Orange splatters

in partnership with Dhaka Lit Fest and Jaipur Literary Festival

Light Upon The Lake