v/a- BRUTON BRUTOFF: Ambient, Electronic and Pastoral Sounds of the Bruton Library Catalogue LP noise We also get the impression

We also get the impression that if this wasn't a Michael Gira album it wouldn't be as good

With a stated goal to sound like “Antelope playing Discharge”

He uses guitar riffs to supplement active

EXIL hangs the open-ended grab-a-board-and-go power of early LA hardcore onto the relentless skeleton of a UK hardcore wall of sound

There is real joy in the passage of Charles Bradley from the struggling street existence to recording star

v/a- BRUTON BRUTOFF: Ambient, Electronic and Pastoral Sounds of the Bruton Library Catalogue LP noise We also get the impressionRare musical magic from the Bruton library catalog ambient, spacey, pastoral, and electronic. Music by John Cameron, Alan Hawkshaw, Francis Monkman, Brian Bennett, and more all total masters of the scene. Over the last three decades Jonny Trunk has collected and written about library music. But he's never had a great deal of luck with the Bruton catalog. By this he means that he's never stumbled across a massive stash, or lucked out buying a huge run