WEAK SIGNAL - Fine LP mag There’s so much to be

There’s so much to be said of The Doors but the only words truly worth listening to are those that the band recorded to wax and there cannot be any better starting point than their eponymous debut album

was commissioned in 1982 as a dance piece for choreographer Twyla Tharp and originally released on a split LP with John Giorno

hinting at an influence of European and American forerunners as diverse as Alvin Curran

living as a family in the same house for many years and rehearsing 7 days a week

and Andrew Innes from Primal Scream among others

WEAK SIGNAL - Fine LP mag There’s so much to beHighly recommended. We fell in love with their previous album and weren't the only ones, selling many copies and glowing reviews such as the following being written about War And War: " his bandmates apply their obsessive attention to dark, clanking rock songs, along the lines of the Velvet Underground, the Jesus and Mary Chain and countless fuzz crusted followers, seeking something pure and elemental in the sound. Its maybe madness, but it also