v/a- BACK FROM THE GRAVE Vol. 1 + 2 CD ambient The album closes with "Prophet's

The album closes with "Prophet's Profit"'s biting commentary on false idolatry that again utilizes the group's not-so-secret weaponry of Nance and Schroeder's six-string simpatico to bring the listener home

full of harmonic inflections we can only lamely call "Southeast Asian" that always make them sound beautifully otherworldly

The vibe is intrinsically unique

classically trained musicians whose embrace of rock and heavy metal appears ostentatious and pretentious

Brooklyn trio carve out their own path with anxious garage punk

v/a- BACK FROM THE GRAVE Vol. 1 + 2 CD ambient The album closes with "Prophet'sHighly recommended. Tim Warren is a lunatic. That's precisely why the BFTG series stands as the most distinctive series of `60s punk comps, each volume more eagerly anticipated than the last. By staying true to his own narrow, single minded vision of what a really really gone `60s punk disc should sound like, his comps are never weighed down with baggage of historical minutiae, regional conceits, completism or there because rare throwaways. You get