For the next Mind Dance excursion Frank delivers Venom Viper
raw power and slowly unspooling incantations of her previous efforts remain
the cyclical and kitschy compositions of Essendon Airport or Tsk Tsk Tsk with a wooziness and dub-wise production value that doesn’t seem too much of a stretch from Yuta Matsamura’s much lauded solo album from earlier this year
lest you see the disturbance of the mist in the early hours while every one else sleeps…something draws you to the outside…you know you shouldn’t but you are compelled
produced and mixed by Phil — who cites the approaches of Teo Macero
Les Rallizes Dénudés – Azabu Studio Demo 1985 Vol. 2 LP xx1974 For the next Mind DanceMono Tone Records present a reissue of Les Rallizes Dnuds's historic performance from 1977 in Tachikawa. This double LP has everything Les Rallizes Dnuds are known for ear piercing feedback, languid guitar strumming, wild reverberated solos, lurid volume, blas vocals, and unbelievable intensity, combined for a total sensory assault. Revolutionary and psychedelic, the unlikely meeting of The Velvet Underground and the Japanese Red Army, Les Rallizes