Satyrs - Don't Be SurprisedUnfiltered North Carolina '60s garage rock from Asheville teen stompers The Satyrs! This album features previously unissued tracks and their lone 1965 single all bookended by two savage versions of the title track! "Don't Be Surprised" and their hyper rare Wal Mor 45 gave The Satyrs some serious weight in record collecting circles and among garage rock aficionados. The discovery of their lost studio sessions beefed that weight to a metric shit ton!

He joined Divine Art in 2010 to record the harpsichord suites by Handel

idealistic Appleseed Recordings label has been releasing new and archival CDs of folk/roots-oriented music by many of the genre's greatest performers

who will only marry a prince capable of solving her riddles

or just good grooves

All Borders Are Porous To Cats deliberately pushes the limits of what could possibly be perceived as punk rock

most self-assured statement yet

(15th) "a superbly vivid Fifteenth

the songs deal with the isolation of the modern individual who finds himself torn between spiritual hope and existential failure

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Krantz was already running with a distinct stylistic take on the art of the groove

It premieres Graupner to a wider music world largely ignorant of this talented and nearly unknown Baroque composer by baritone Michael Hix

Perhaps Ray's crowning achievement (other than producing some of Link's greatest instrumentals) were the six crunching sides he cut on R&B vocalist Bunker Hill (actually lapsed gospel singer David Walker)