Black Mountain - DestroyerBlack Mountains Stephen McBean turned 16 way back in 1985. And yet, until just two short years ago, McBean had lived his entire adolescence and adult life without a proper drivers license, that first and most coveted ticket to personal independence. When he did finally take the wheel in 2017, he essentially became a 48 year old Sixteen Year Old, blowing out the doors off the DMV like a pyrotechnics display at a W. A. S. P. gig. Black Mountains new

Because each of the dozen-plus albums they've released since 2004 possesses a distinct personality and represents a different point along the path of JOHN DWYER's slow transformation from auteur of woozy

played over Andean and jungle rhythms—this combination provoked an explosion of original music

this set presents the cramps in all of their sleazy glory

Light In The Attic is thrilled to present Even a Tree Can Shed Tears

Bob Marley (Dreams of Freedom

B side is equally thrilling

Co-collaborators JJ Whitefield from The Poets of Rhythm and Malcom Catto of the Heliocentrics add their signature touch on two of the album‰۪s ‰۝heavier‰۝ cuts ‰ÛÏRaw‰۝ and ‰ÛÏStop Fooling Around

her personal-is-political 1973 album that resonates remarkably forty-four years later

a duet with trumpeter Jon Hassell

Simply put it isåÊthe spirit of rock ‰Û÷n‰۪ roll distilled down and delivered in neat shots

Duke Ellington - Main Stem 4

including shows in Mexico City for the NRMAL Festival