HERBIE MARKS & DICK CARR - Tunnel Thro the Mountains' 7

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HERBIE MARKS & DICK CARR - Tunnel Thro the Mountains' 7"recorded in the 50ies a rare piece of wax Staged scenes and extended re enactments or reconstructions were not unusual in documentaries of the time. The scene enacted here is certainly exaggerated for effect with instruments made from a bottle, a washing board and a box of dynamite but the essence at its heart conveys a truth about the lives, friendships and cultures of the workers who lived on the mountains during the Schemes construction. This is a

Most of the music on this record is gloriously strange with a capella outbursts both finely tuned and guttural

It gave us doorway to what we’d want to do later

Music For Liberation

the group seems to hop the globe from a British Isles folk rock influence to an Ennio Morricone-like Spaghetti Western feel to the faintest echoes of the Chinese Classical ringing like a death murmur in the distance

RICKETY RECORDS) incorporates unconventional percussion with elaborate poly-rhythms to add another layer of tonal melody to the mix

comforting and effervescent

impassioned vocals and ultramilitant lyrics are all there to make this a great record

a binaural head

Bakery Outlet

A remarkable anomaly in an era of bedroom producers and laptop-abetted pop projects

Andrea Calderon

“Detroit Music”) got sick of the simple fare so prevalent at the rock festivals these days

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