Kyuss Wretch (2 Lp's)Hindsight is always 20 20, but Kyuss' promising debut album, 1991's Wretch, was completely ignored by media and public. This is quite understandable, as a paltry production job fails to capture the band's earth shaking guitar rumble, and only repeated listens allow full appreciation of the band's developing songwriting skills. The album's finest moments find the band in mid pace, locking onto massive grooves on "I'm Not," "Big Bikes," and the awesome

Englewood Cliffs

self-destruction

Released: 1/18/2019

buoyed by Al Harewood's cooking cymbal work

" Roth's tale of excess

" it humanizes the beauty and terror of succumbing to powerful feelings

Good Girl Gone Bad is a pop

McCartney III Imagined features an A-List assortment of friends

Rarely stagnant in the past

heavyweight black vinyl LP and double CD

Let Love Stand A

Dub Techno luminary Brendon Moller offers up two versions of the title track to complete the EP - one in his own name and the second under his Ecologist guise