The White Stripes - De StijlDetroit's own 'brother and sister' drum and guitar duo broke out of local obscurity with their eponymous debut, a primitive garage romp that borrowed liberally from Led Zeppelin, the Kinks, the Rolling Stones, various American bluesmen and other rock and roll stalwarts. With second album 'De Stijl', the band eschews its earlier raw posings in favour of blues with a hint of art rock. 'De Stijl' (literally translated, 'the style,' a European art

The album sees Holger Czukay take more of a back seat and would be Can‰۪s last album before they reformed one more time with Malcolm Mooney on ‰Û÷Rite Time‰۪ in 1986

Purling Hiss streamlines up nicely

and bizarro-world themes

"When Don Fleming was doing the initial transfers of the tapes we'd gotten retrieved from Randy Cohen's barn

The Warby Parker release of Beck Song Reader marks the first officially recorded incarnation of the project

Never Wanna See That Look Again

Spike Williams and Simon Booth

In Holy Sons

beat-free opening passage of 'Redshift' and 'Dandelion Spheres

I first saw them at Tier 3

Robin Hall vocalizes and Boris plays electric viola

Captured Tracks are pleased to present "Living With Victoria Grey" on vinyl for the first time as part of the final installment of the Cleaners from Venus collection