Fly Me To The Sun

Fly Me To The SunFly Me To The Sun is a breathtaking German library gem from the hallowed Colorsound label. Originally out in 1983 it features two Polish composers, Andrzej Marko and Andr Mikola. If outr synth funk is your thing, you need this record. Almost blindingly luminous with positive vibes and radiant optimism, Fly Me to the Sun is a collection of funky, sun dappled compositions for synthesizer and live instruments like drums, bass and guitar. A dope blend of

Not for the faint of heart—but perfect for the disillusioned

Pure Garage Collectible Classics Volume 1 opens with Buggin Me by garage pioneer Zed Bias alongside Al Brown

The Black Crowes

and an ability to chase a previously-unattainable level of Polish

The album is also noted for the intimacy of the performance

Year five of The Weekender

The album contains the single 'Bag Lady' which

Standout tracks include "Seven Seas of Rhye" and "The March of the Black Queen

genres and attitudes from a breath-taking line-up of guest artists includingBeck

merging classic R&B with rock

curving around the birdsong of "Life Mask" and seamlessly reaching "Unlimited 3

and next thing you know Satomi has moved to San Francisco and taken over an American noise-rock band