Dave Sherman and Gary Isom weave tight numbers creating a blueprint that is here to stay
one can’t help but feel like they're experiencing Noel Heroux’s own existential crisis
and proto-metal tracks from the ’60s-’70s and clearly this has become a bonafide archaeological movement as each new edition leads to more exciting new discoveries
and the strike for independence made Biafra synonymous with emaciated babies
This anti-intellectual “physical” reaction to the bourgeoning musique concrete movement combines found sounds and industrial noise with piano jazz alongside imposing avant-garde orchestral elements alongside Magne’s own hammered cimbalom flourishes
NICK DRAKE - Pink Moon LP yacht rock Dave Sherman and Gary IsomPink Moon is one of the most lonely, desolate, emotional and starkly beautiful albums you'll ever hear. It's so stripped down, so raw, so powerful. Nick Drake's other albums are great, but they're very different from this one. They have more of a chamber folk sound, a more expansive sound, but this is by far his best. It's just him, his voice, an acoustic guitar, and a sprinkling of piano on the title track, and that's all there is to it.