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analogy) bound to be trapped under the wistful cloud of "South Central Rain" for a precious few albums before they called it quits in 1990
Cult Values has a very-early-American-hardcore-meets-post-punk sound
all the way to Cohen and Rodriguez
complete with tales of dereliction and unsuspecting victories along the way
SCOTT SESKIND - s/t LP latin the fire and vitriol ofScott Seskind's self titled and self released private LP is a 'late phase' singer songwriter loner folk set that packs emotion, urgency and soft loner vibes. "Authentic and personal, at times it reminds this writer of luminaries such as Jackson C. Frank, PF Sloan, Skip Spence, and Phil Orchs while never feeling derivative. The songs are melodic and haunting, fueled by existential woes, political angst, and good ol' fashioned love. Scott's rich voice