I Play My Bass Loud (Limited Edition Clear Vinyl) Kendra DeColo

I Play My Bass Loud (Limited Edition Clear Vinyl) Kendra DeColoLondon based Gina Birch began her storied career in music in 1977 when she formed the feminist punk band The Raincoats with fellow Hornsey School of Art student, Ana da Silva. Gina and Ana witnessed an early performance by The Slits and although neither of them knew how to play any instruments, they knew they had to start a band. Just months after they picked up their instruments they were on stage doing their thing around London and the UK in the

"Hey Gyp (Dig The Slowness)

Master VOLUME Knob - cuts or boosts the Output Signal level

effervescent percussive feels from "Bees" and the diametrically opposed vibes of each of these sides complement each other in the same way that the albums they emanate from do

clean electric

Artist: Ryon Nishimori

citing the record is “still pushing the (rock music) form to its outermost limits

A note about the title: The prefix of the Gories album ("The Shaw Tapes") is both a nod to the Velvet Underground's "Quine Tapes" and gives credit to the larger-than-life man behind the recording of the show

The record captures gorgeous indie songwriting

and the never-ending search for the spirit under the hood

with support for hi-res audio on compatible aptX Adaptive and aptX HD devices for enhanced sound quality

This is the first authorized North American vinyl issue of Caetano Veloso

Transit is a band whose membership is composed entirely of employees of the Nashville Metro Transit Authority