Totally fucking essential Dutch psych is not a phrase one hears too often. Don't get me wrong, there is plenty good to be found from that scene, but I won't say everything is a must own. This one, however, does happen to fall into that rare category. The cover rules. Wally Tax's androgenous performance is especially noteworthy (check his release as Tax Free-terrible pun, great John Cale affiliated album). The guitars were more than capably handled by the deftly monickered Ronnie Splinter. The list I just provided should clue you into how special this record is. Oh, and it's also culled from the NWW list for more cultural cache.
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Anthony Branker – Songs My Mom Liked (2024)
11 hours ago
Wow, what an incredible record. Really amazing.
ReplyDeleteGlad you like it. Not many seem to be interested in this one. Or at least they're keeping mum about it.
ReplyDeleteTheir loss for sure.
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