Blossom Toes “We Are Ever So Clean”
Oct 17, 2011, 10:05am
The Rising Storm
The Rising Storm
Variously described as “the finest popsike album ever recorded”, “a quirky look at British life in the late 60s with tea and cakes on the lawn, budgerigars and balloons wafting in the breeze” and “Georgio Gomelsky’s Lonely Hearts Club Band”, you might conclude that this definitive whimsy-psych opus was a premeditated attempt to upstage the Fabs and the Kinks at their own game by a similarly professional outfit. In fact it was the more-or-less accidental result of a dissolute R’n’B covers band ingesting lots of pharmaceuticals, reluctantly writing their own material, being impelled by their uber -persuasive manager/producer to [...]
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Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros – Better Days
