Michael Nau - Some TwistHis masterful instinct for arrangement, along with his reedy voice, earns Nau a place in the rocknroll underdogs Hall of Fame. Pitchfork "A beguiling debut a warm bath of baroque pop, country and Hazlewood like balladry" Uncut Recalls cadences of 1970s Ned Doheny and solo David Byrne, with a hint of Brian Wilson The Fader "A breezy, laid back union between country, folk, and classic pop" The Line of Best Fit "Intimate and inviting" Q Michael Nau

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most notable on the psychedelic lushness of All Disco

And to talk about a Kilgour album without talking about the guitar playing would be irresponsible

‰۝ The Dears are currently putting final touches on Times Infinity Volume Two

The entire atmosphere of the record is hectic and oppressive with quite existential lyrics creating an overall feeling of uneasiness and internal confrontation pivotal to understand the band

which is concerned with the downfall of man and the death of the planet

Just like with the label's first two releases - albums by Zimbabwean 70s bands the Green Arrows and Hallelujah Chicken Run Band - the essence of Analog Africa is clear yet again: searching in dusty warehouses for forgotten music to keep it alive

Compiled by Roberto Gyemant with the help of Colombian resident Will ‰Û÷Quantic‰۪ Holland

the rituals that to extra terrestrials and indeed to children unaffected by cynicism seem meaningless

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Newell had little recollection of even sending the songs to his friends at JAR