ABON 0195. 1978. BRIAN ENO AND SNATCH – RAF.
April 10th | Posted by: NMJ
December 26th | Posted by: NMJ
Just four things I want to to say about this track:
1. There is no point playing this track unless you play it LOUD.
Very loud. From the very start. Is the only way to experience what this track is all about. You may have seen that advice before – printed on various album sleeves by various ’heavy’ bands. And you will have dismissed it as the posturing it usually is. That would be a mistake here.
October 19th | Posted by: NMJ
Texan band, White Denim, are one of the most original around.
They cram more joy and sheer excitement at being let loose in a studio into their three or four minute explosions of noise that are probably most accurately described as exhuberant garage punk than practically anyone else currently recording.
That alone would be special enough. But it’s actually not White Denim’s real party trick.
December 30th | Posted by: NMJ
Tracks are usually filed in the Vault in the year they were released. There are exceptions:
a. very old tracks tend to be filed in the year they were recorded and
b. anything that has been released for the first time many years after it was recorded has been filed in the year of recording rather than release.
Allena Muldoon: Nice one for using time to writing this, made a great read
NIcko66: Never heard of these guys but they're great. Happy, hard-hitting, hair-messing indeed.
NMJ: Probably about time another Mr Smith track featured on ABON. Coming soon. NMJ
Eduardo Bankey: This post is pretty enlightening. Everyone loves how you will compose them.
February 18th | Posted by NMJ