a split recording pairing Potbelly from Washington State with Marjinal from Jakarta
Opener "Fair Enough" went through a variety of permutations before the band found new meaning in it's lyrical lament of lost passions and finding "the exact moment we turned it off
delivered with an earnest derangement roughly akin to Captain Beefheart's early funhouse-mirror distortions of the blues
this album represents a pretty big departure from a normal Jeff Burke project (and although it's sonically a little closer to Okada's Suspicious Beasts
the music is slick and groove-driven
Janet Klein- Mutiny in the Parlor (CD) Gilli Smyth a split recording pairing PotbellyMutiny in the Parlor (11th full length album release) "Mutiny in the Parlor," Janet Klein's latest album with her band the Parlor Boys, is a delightful time capsule of the 1920s and 1930s, blending authentic period arrangements with modern, high quality recordings. The album features a variety of songs, some familiar and some less common, all performed with the spirit and energy of the Jazz Age. Critics praise the album's ability to transport