Jad Fair / Samuel, Ward Locke - Destroy All MonstersMore spooky tales of Vampires and Devils from the leader of underground pioneers HALF Japanese Jad Fair and new songwriting partner, the cassette culture savant Samuel Locke Ward. Hold onto your wigs as you step off the path into the cemetery mist for a monster filled adventure into the unknown! A1. Dracula Has Risen A2. Invaders From Mars A3. Ain't It A Shame A4. The Crawling Hand A5. The Necronomicon A6. I Want Out A7. The Monster That Challenged

Watling and Pelayo deliver a wonderful collection of songs in which they have invested their hearts

the Peter Leitch New Life Orchestra's debut recording

Mercury is moody

"Art and Will really pushed me on this album and I learned a lot from them

played on the historic marimba like no one has ever seen before

covering most musical bases such as blues and jazz with consummate ease

this reissue features 7 bonus tracks (currently unavailable digitally)

establishing a minimalistic approach early on

it was recorded at Sound Farm in Jamaica

the final year of the composer's tragically short life

After lots of preparation-and plenty of friendly back scratches for Yoshi-the determined loggerhead set off on her journey

The scores of both works make reference to the same poem - by Scriabin himself - which ends with the lines 'thus the universe resounds with the joyful cry: I AM