A Sky Without Stars (CD) 60s 70s Psych Prog Rock

A Sky Without Stars (CD) 60s 70s Psych Prog RockOne of the most captivating re inventions of an artist in the last decade. Eliza returns with a bold new LP titled A Sky Without Stars, which, in the face of a multitude of problems in the world, invites us to look up, gain perspective, and remember the important things in life. The title came because she wanted to point at the reality of the skies, and that we never get to see the stars in London or any city in the world. We are shrouded under a self

The highlights are the stripped spectormisms of Angels

The distinctions between Beres' own Harmony House label and Xterminator would blur a little sometimes but that's what happens with family

backing vocalists

Track Records went bust and the master was lost - so subsequent releases were compiled from outtake or re-mixes

are they black

recorded with co-producers Kenny Beats (Vince Staples

long-term associate Sandra Poindexter on violin

[Conceptual Beach] is because I'm inviting other inner landscapes into it

noise and indie (and nu-metal and art rock and grunge and so much more)

and one of the most convincing raunchy vocals Jim Morrison has ever recorded

An absolutely incredible album that helped set off the Latin craze in the USA

First release on new label Motherlode Music showcases two slices of gorgeous mid seventies soul/disco from the Philadelphia based band Touch of Class