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much of whose poetry has been unavailable since his suicide at the age of 29 in 1978… Stanford was a hell of a metaphor-maker and simile-slinger

but stayed in the background a little more than Strickland leaving Larissa to take up a little more of the slack

Backed with an astute cover of Jules Shear’s “Big Kid Face” from his 1989 album “The Third Party” in which Benson helps shine a light on this oft-overlooked but seminal songwriter

speeding through powerful punchy vocals and layer-upon-layer of screaming guitar

Boris: Live at Third Man Records fragile2 yellow knobs with black pointersTheres no better way to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of your best record than playing it in full, twenty nine nights in a row. Hailing from Tokyo, beloved psych doom shredders, Boris, performed their critically acclaimed album, PINK, in full, live in the Blue Room at Third Man Records. They recorded it direct to 8 track, 2 tape, providing an incredibly high fidelity document of an unforgettable night. Local weekly, The Nashville Scene, reviewed