Peter Hammill Incoherence smoky black color cassette the two turn-of-the-millennium masterpieces that

the two turn-of-the-millennium masterpieces that thrust QOTSA out of their stoner rock cult

The “straight horn” referred to in the title of this superb album from 1961 is the soprano saxophone

it's clear that this ethos is one the Shrine themselves are following

Calling All Destroyers - Rachel Stamp 19

Third in a series of facsimile editions of Shirley Collins' earliest 7" vinyl recordings

Peter Hammill Incoherence smoky black color cassette the two turn-of-the-millennium masterpieces thatThis is a continuous 41 minute + pieceUnlike anything else Peter Hammill has done before, Incoherence seems to counterbalance the relative simplicity of his previous studio outing, Clutch. A multi tracked keyboard extravaganza, Incoherence consists of a single 42 minute suite in 14 movements. There are separate songs, but they are segued in ways that make the transitions unnoticeable, especially on first listen. That alone is enough to set the album