Frank, Jackson C. - 1975 Mekeel Sessions LP grindcore the National Office For Black

the National Office For Black Catholics showcased Charles Murphy's lionhearted account of the Black experience at a 1971 concert

White vinyl second pressing of 375 copies

a downtempo drifter for the wide-eyed 7AM comedown: ‘Simulacrima’ melts Boards Of Canada’s mellow pastoralism with dystopian meta-level dreamland and ‘Riposa’ showcases an overwhelming melancholy executed with elegance in a slo-mo world where the ineffable transcends notions of ambient and becomes a warm embrace

Wax-Work Echoes channels the trio’s wilder instincts into an unresolved catharsis

While at times it sounds like the trio is playing entirely different songs at the same time

Frank, Jackson C. - 1975 Mekeel Sessions LP grindcore the National Office For BlackFor years, Jackson C. Frank was as ghostly a legend as they come. Even the relatively few record collectors who revered his work were only aware of the lone LP released during his lifetime. For all most listeners knew, Frank made an incredible album in 1965 and then vanished, despite that record having been produced by Paul Simon. 1975 Mekeel Sessions features six tracks recorded in the mid 70s at a studio in Lake Hill, New York about five miles from