Kyuss Wretch (2 Lp's) Metallic Rainbow Foil Cover living alone for the first

living alone for the first time ever

Jean-Claude has weathered the digital storm and rising rents that strangled a string of Soho's fine independent record emporiums in the noughties and he stands defiant in the face of Soho's regeneration-cum-homogenisation opposed by many including campaigners under the "Save Soho" banner

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is an exercise in introspection

organ and mellotron ll out the albums rich sound

Kyuss Wretch (2 Lp's) Metallic Rainbow Foil Cover living alone for the firstHindsight is always 20 20, but Kyuss' promising debut album, 1991's Wretch, was completely ignored by media and public. This is quite understandable, as a paltry production job fails to capture the band's earth shaking guitar rumble, and only repeated listens allow full appreciation of the band's developing songwriting skills. The album's finest moments find the band in mid pace, locking onto massive grooves on "I'm Not," "Big Bikes," and the awesome