Axolotl - Abrasive LP on the mightiest format

on the mightiest format

think about his music in terms of extending the sweetest traditions of Syd Barrett and Nick Nicely

Rahoerson announced that he was in Paris for a few days

People Skills could probably kill an hour or two watching you scrape the goo off your mukluks after escorting repeated tromps through the brack-befouled trench between music and non-music

Greg grew up listening to esoteric metal tapes (ask him about getting Emperor's demo from Bard in 92

Axolotl - Abrasive LP on the mightiest formatThe axolotl is a species of salamander native to Mexico, living in a state of larva and having the capacity to regenerate damaged organs. This brief introduction doesn't tell us if the axolotl sings. But, for the one that concerns us here: yes indeed. In Paris, at the end of the 1970s, Etienne Brunet and Marc Dufourd would improvise regularly, inspired by some other saxophone guitar duos: Claude Bernard Raymond Boni firstly, then Evan Parker Derek