Charles Rumback & Ryley Walker - CannotsFellow denizens of Chicago, IL, Rumback (drums, organ) and Walker (acoustic and electric guitar, piano, bells) laid down Cannots during two short sessions, a month apart, overseen by Brian J. Sulpizio. Each players schedule was too hectic ahead of these sessions to allow any time to discuss the direction of the record, so what you hear was wholly improvised on the spot. The results maybe recall the legendary jams of Sandy Bull and Billy Higgins,

Her albums in the 1990s were central to the indie rock canon of the day

Tony Schwartz‰۪s brilliant outdoors recordings (particularly improved in Honest Jon‰۪s new version)

home-taped ‰ÛÏLee is Free

Chapman and Cunningham play bass and guitars respectively

first thanks to the punk explosion and then via new wave and its myriad offshoots into pop

"The most important album since 'The Stone Roses' and the best since 'Screamadelica'

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"Ghetto Child" by Curtis Mayfield

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multi-layered experience than previous releases

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