The fourth album from Philadelphia's Marah and their first for Yep Roc, 20,000 Streets Under the Sky, is, by their own estimation, the album Dave and Serge Bielanko have always wanted to make. With songs about pigeons, cocaine, pizza, young love, bullets in the head, transvestites, a beautiful little baby, and the strange optimism one might feel watching jets take off in the evening at Newark Airport. Streets... follows the Bielanko brothers' triumphant return to the road, energized by a dynamic new lineup...   [ read more ]

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So few bands claiming to play retro-rock actually capture the energy and verve of the early rock scene. Clear production and smarmy songwriting robs the music of its true roots: the angst-ridden problems of youth. That is where the Del-Gators come in. Armed with an arsenal of country-fried licks and a handful of great hooks, Pound Down is a solid blast of pure rock & roll. Heavily influenced by the New Orleans R&B scene, the bandmembers have a firm grasp on the issues and approach that...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. ...But Now They're Content To Wear Stars On Their Brows. Before Marc Bolan became the glam rock superstar behind T-Rex, he was just a hippy boy with a guitar, writing fantastical Tolkien-inspired folk songs populated by fairies and ogres. But thanks to producer Tony Visconti, this boy & his trusty drum-playing friend Steve Peregrine Took soon had a record contract and this, their debut album, actually made it to the top of the British charts in 1967 when it was released. Stereo version with 1...   [ read more ]

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