CHARLES K. NOYES AND OWEN MAERCKS WITH HENRY KAISER AND GREG GOODMAN - Free Mammals LP latin The second album from the

The second album from the Australian trio hums with rage and retribution

and Deranged Records) and a self-released demo

since Stephen Luscombe would sometimes use Andy’s 4-track

"Rest of It" is good because it's a blues rock song that actually understands the point of blues- so much of the genre has sounded lazy and complacent in the past few years (thanks for that

reverb-heavy delivery like a garage-punk Syd Barrett

CHARLES K. NOYES AND OWEN MAERCKS WITH HENRY KAISER AND GREG GOODMAN - Free Mammals LP latin The second album from the"Reissue of an exceptional album of improvisations, recorded when percussionist Charles K. Noyes was lured to the Bay Area in the summer of 1979 by Henry Kaiser. Noyes and Maercks had played regularly as a duo when Owen was still based in Worcester, MA. But he'd shifted his ass westward in the wake of the Teenage Sex Therapist session (FTR 153 2LP), which had been organized by Kaiser following their collaborations in the band, Monster Island. Half of