Charles Rumback & Ryley Walker - CannotsFellow denizens of Chicago, IL, Rumback (drums, organ) and Walker (acoustic and electric guitar, piano, bells) laid down Cannots during two short sessions, a month apart, overseen by Brian J. Sulpizio. Each players schedule was too hectic ahead of these sessions to allow any time to discuss the direction of the record, so what you hear was wholly improvised on the spot. The results maybe recall the legendary jams of Sandy Bull and Billy Higgins,

the pop and warmth of Slave‰۪såÊvintage low-end

“Stratosphere” features back-up from Chris Martin

Produced by Steve Albini

The album inspired noise Rock acts during the late 1970s and the experimental Funk artists of the 1980s

not solely in musical terms but also by secular

finally seeing his debut album getting released and getting stabbed over in Ayia Napa

namely a skeleton of propulsive Krautbeat fleshed out with a liberal dose of citric sweetness

" is Priests’ purest pop song to date

Going for a higher

the second album of Fleetwood Mac with Peter Green in its ranks

The band became big brothers and bad influences for prepubescent Slint project Languid And Flaccid (which included Will Oldham’s elder brother Ned)

Bound by heavy drums