Sly & The Family Drone And Dead Neanderthals - Molar WrenchTransparent Blue 140g vinyl, 300 copies only. UK based purveyors of noise Sly & The Family Drone and Dutch Brittish free jazz unit Dead Neanderthals form the ultimate tag team of the murky European underground. After releasing a split on the God Unknown label last year, they are now gearing up for the release of their collaborative album 'Molar Wrench' on Hominid Sounds. Expect disgusting noise rock of titanic proportions ready to pound the muck out

the lineup was already morphing to include Marc Riley and Yvonne Pawlett (whose globby approach to the cheap keyboard cemented the instrument's place in the band)

dating back to 1981 and the apex of the Eno / Berlin schools‰۪ influence over myriad American followers

unnur andrea einarsdottir (who recorded vocals on the last bjm album) and felix from the russian band 'amazing electronic talking cave' and other musicians from france

Pressed on 140-gram black vinyl

a new generation of young artists and performers turned their backs on their cultural roots in music and sought a new kind of stardom and fame firmly connected to the glossy

Forget a couple of albums

featuring David Vincent (bass) and Pete Sandoval drums (later of Morbid Angel)

arranged with the intent to create a 3D stereo sound sensation of actually being in the room with the performers or instruments

His distinctive use of the harp-like open-stringed zither and kalimba creates a hypnotic trance like musical landscape

another eternity marks the first time Megan and Corin were able to create a record in the same room

Release Year: 1993

a new delicacy and tautness manifest here as well