RELATIVELY CLEAN RIVERS - s/t LP proto-punk but still abrasive and lose

but still abrasive and lose no urgency

Having emerged from the torn and bloody earth that once belonged to the Tupiniquim Indians

piano and organ

Bo Diddley

I was reading essays by [American poet] Eileen Myles and she has this stream-of-consciousness style

RELATIVELY CLEAN RIVERS - s/t LP proto-punk but still abrasive and lose180 gram vinyl. Gatefold sleeve. Highly recommended. Former Beat Of The Earth leader Phil Pearlman assembled Relatively Clean Rivers in the early '70s and eventually released this excellent rural rock album in 1975. The band was one of the earliest known experimental bands with a sound reminiscent of their East Coast counterparts, The Velvet Underground, whose influence is often discernible on Relatively Clean Rivers. That said, RCR is recognized by