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Thorn Wych - Aesthesis (Tompkins Square) (opens the original)
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Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs There isn’t enough mystery left in the world. Technology, the bête noir of our shared existence, has dispelled nearly everything that science hasn’t shunned as superstition. Magical Realism is all but denuded (as are the mysterious depths of our once dense forests), so we turn to pure fantasy and speculative fiction to satisfy our desire for novelty, because, for us, novelty is
Spiral Galaxy - II (Cardinal Fuzz) (opens the original)
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Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs Not too many modern day artists who openly wear their influences on their sleeves are able to transcend those influences. Their music might be fun (nothing wrong with that), and their desire to rekindle or celebrate the past laudable (I sure as hell have aesthetic and musical feet firmly planted in the 1970s), and maybe it’s just another variant of the folk thing, an unending c
Robert Lester Folsom - Music and Dreams (Anthology) (opens the original)
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Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs The band Bread released the song “Baby I’m-a-Want You” in October of 1971. The single, a prime slice of soft rock, shot to number one on the Billboard Easy Listening chart with relative ease. The track is smooth, sensitive, and meticulously produced. It’s so slick that it is easy to write it off as AOR schlock. Doing so would do it a disservice, for the depth and beauty of auth
Greg Weeks | The Big Takeover (opens the original)
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Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs Greg Weeks, former New Yorker, current rural PA dweller, and regular denizen of recording studios everywhere (well, more so ones in PA, and, erm…specifically Miner Street in Philadelphia and his own Hexham Head) is happy as a clam to be back on The Big Takeover payroll. Greg started his musical career at age sixteen when, in a spurt of teenage rebellion, he took his hard earned cash and bought a cheap acoustic guitar from The Big B Buzz
Milo Jones - I Belong to You: An Introduction to Milo Jones (Tar River) (opens the original)
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Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs While the world slept, Milo Jones was hard at work perfecting a singer-songwriter persona both earthy and singular. How this gentleman managed to escape not only my radar but that of the bulk of the world is perplexing, to say the least. My own awakening came via Chris Brokaw, the legendary guitarist whose work in Come solidified Brokaw, in my eyes, as a master of the brand of
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