Mountain Movers - World What WorldNew Haven quartet s eighth album (third for Trouble In Mind). Guitarist Kryssi Battalene also leads the band Headroom. Mountain Movers arguably are the perfect band for all the true heads out there. The New Haven quartet have been at it for 15 years, and the newest lineup (now at it for well over a decade; vocalist guitarist Dan Greene, bassist Rick Omonte, guitarist Kryssi Battalene and drummer Ross Menze) have firmly grasped what it takes to fry

attention-grabbing set of songs which roamfrom hip hop to house

1972's A Gay Song by London hippie collective Everyone Involved

It seemed a bit radical to be so quiet about it but the tunes are total earworms among the assorted drones

What more is there to say about this seminal album

We used the mic that was on the four-track machine to record the piano and vocals

For The Tunnel and the Clearing Schott restricted herself to using analog electronic instruments including the Elka Drummer One

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because no one could conceive of an album like it - not since husker du had broken up

The music feels a karmic landmass away from the creepiness of the uncanny valley

It’s a shift that rewards the risk

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