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Petersburg Orchestra "1703" and frequent collaborator Vlad Avy
the trio of Stephen Immerwahr
Stevie Moore's debut (1976) is an uncategorizable mess that somehow keeps from falling apart completely
Omaha’s best-kept secret
“Hammer” invokes that insidious meat-and-three-veg rock riff crusty old rockers will tell you has been sacrificed to the gods of insipid rock
INTERPOL - The Other Side Of Make-Believe LP (colour vinyl) classical Petersburg Orchestra "1703" and frequentLimited edition red colour vinyl. Probably the most intricate and well crafted Interpol record. Interpol change their sound a lot, into a mellow, emotional, dragging and slower sound. The soundscape crafted in TOSOMB is a stale place where clocks don't seem to tick. The mix is amazing, everything sounds clear and in place, Paul's vocals are much better than on Marauder which featured a terrible muddy and confusing mix, mediocre nasal vocals and really
