Deadbeats - On Tar BeachDigitally remastered and expanded edition of this 1985 album by the British based band led by American singer songwriter Suzy May. 'By the end of side one, you're convinced singer Suzy is a Shangri La, a Ronette or a Twinkle who has had her heart broken by a Bobby, a Johnny or a Joe,' wrote Andy Hurt in his 5 star review of the Deadbeats' 'On Tar Beach' in Sounds magazine. Originally issued on French independent label New Rose, the album was recorded

and the immediacy of jazz

Founded in 1951

dialing way back on the loud-psych stamp of his main band

he was named concertmaster of the Cologne WDR Orchestra where he was the soloist in the German premiere of Walton's Violin Concerto

Completely switching up the style from his previous Bruce LI and Mazinga personas

The title Promenade is from 'Bar Tabac' that refers specifcally to the Brooklyn Promenade

and primitive movements that looked like something out of a sci-fi clonus nightmare

sizzling guitar and fat-toned harmonica

is not merely the first modern performance but the work's world premiere

This anthology features an illustrated booklet with an essay by Malcolm Dome and includes exclusive interviews with Richard Harvey

T-Kash - Brains All Over the Streets

lost and unreleased proto-metal and stoner rock singles from the 60s-70s