Hatfield and the North - Rotter's Club [Half-Speed Master]

Hatfield and the North - Rotter's Club [Half-Speed Master]180 gram black vinyl with bonus tracks. Hatfield and the North were a pioneering force within the Canterbury scene of British progressive rock, active between 1972 and 1975, with several reunions in subsequent years. Known for their inventive approach to composition, they seamlessly blended jazz, rock, and avant garde elements into a distinctive and influential sound. The band emerged from the musical lineage of Delivery, Gong, Matching Mole, Caravan,

This Vinyl LP pressing preserves the album's authentic and immersive sound

Tracks like “Torn” and “Hand Full of Ashes” sound like they’re beaming in from another dimension

rolling fires

Recorded in early 2019 at Electrical Audio

Lindsey Buckinghamis his first solo release since 2011's Seeds We Sow

best known for their phenomenal 1972 self-titled proto-doom metal album

of the TR-505

yet they continually nourish and serve the corporate-infused military industrial complex

Marilyn Monroe's singing constitutes a significant part of her overall appeal as a performer

He gives 'Roller' featuring the legendary George Duke

but they only heighten the ensuing blows

soft then fevered rattles and shaking