The Scooter Scene and Beyond
Celebrating 30 Years of Detour Records 1990-2020
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(BOB URH, OF THE ERSTWHILE PSYCH-GARAGE MASTERS ULTRA 5, HAS RELEASED HIS NEW ALBUM: A DEEP DIVE INTO THE SOUNDS OF THE LATE ’50S AND EARLY ‘60S. A SERIOUSLY LO-FI JOB WITH MINIMAL INSTRUMENTATION, THESE SONGS SOUND LIKE THEY WERE PERFORMED IN A 1X1M BOOTH AND RECORDED ON A TAPE MACHINE THAT HAPPENED TO BE LYING ABOUT IN THE ROOM NEXT DOOR! PSYCHOBILLY, BLUES, GARAGE AND A PLETHORA OF FURTHER INFLUENCES PERMEATE THIS ALBUM WHOSE EVERY NOTE SEEMS TO EMIT AUTHENTICITY AS WELL AS AN INDISPENSABLE SENSE OF HEALTHY PARANOIA, AIDED BY A SUBLIME LACK OF SOPHISTICATION IN THE INSTRUMENTS AND RECORDING EQUIPMENT DEPARTMENTS. HELL SOUNDS DEADLY, AS GARAGE TRACKS GO, AND IS FREE OF THE GENRE’S SONIC CLICHÉS; WHILE SODA POP BEARS THE TRACES OF FLOYD’S SCHIZOPHRENIC MASTERWORK POW R TOCH! BOB URH’S THE CHA CHA CHA REVIEW IS A MUSICAL PATH THAT MAY BE HARD TO TREAD AND WHOSE OUTCOME IS UNCERTAIN; YET IT IS FOR THIS VERY REASON THAT ITS GENIUS SHINES ALL THE MORE BRIGHTLY) Currently unavailable |
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