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No Justice has a vibe that lands somewhere between Scott Walker’s first four solo albums and the soundtracks of Ennio Morricone
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is not only a hotly anticipated record but one that sees them expand on their somewhat unique sonic construction
the secretly smart idiots that allow their guitar player to be Jim Lahey for a Halloween gig and still completely blow the place apart
** FLASH SALE ** v/a- DAYS OF A QUIET SUN LP Electronic No Justice has a vibeIncludes liner notes from Martin Gary, a detailed rundown of each track, and five bonus tracks with download code. Highly recommended. Mid 1960's Richmond, Virginia had little to offer aspiring local artists. Enter Martin Gary, a local kid who grew up working at Gary's, the primary record shop in town that his father opened in 1939. Starting in junior high, Martin Gary became interested in producing local bands, however Richmond lacked any real
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