Flore Laurentienne - Volume 1 (Black Vinyl)

Flore Laurentienne - Volume 1 (Black Vinyl)

and hardcore punk crop up on songs like "I've Been Tired

Ottawa and Mexico City (while Madeline completed a papier-mâché residency)

while the lyrics "Ministry of Alienation" drip with modern-day paranoia like the silvery guitar tones that jewel the song's structure

the London trio of Nina Cristante

God bless Michael Rother” (Iggy Pop

The album jumps right into lives marked up and nipped in surprisingly swift fashion

and I started to play a normal boogie or whatever

'The Eraser' delivers elements of 'Kid A' and 'Amnesiac' as well as drawing from contemporaries such as Aphex Twin

her music is what comes when she is at her most honest

which is achieved through the group's long

it's a veritable summation of everything you love about them - from rhythmically challenging jazz funk prog to droning repetitive exhumations of the socio-political conscience (rock 'n' roll)

This was Nico's only album not to feature John Cale