Thought I'd quiz people about what music to look at next...
Another Lustmørd side project,Terror Against Terror, which I hinted at in my Isolrubin BK review.
Geinoh Yamashirogumi's Ecophony Rinne, the first installment in the trilogy that included the soundtrack to Akira.
One of what appear to be the only two CDs ever released of the oddball D.C.-area punk outfit We Are Absolutely Sure There's No God.
Or how about the one-hit-wonders of French psychedelia, self-titled album?
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Ech.. the only sound bite I like of those four is the second one.
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The whole of the GY catalog is well worth it, and what with the Akira re-release it might well be timely to talk about that. So that's one vote in its favor!
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Hello. I'm going to vote for 9353, solely because they're the only band on the list I haven't heard about. That said, all seem like excellent candidates for reviews.
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