Jacky Boy - Mush - VINYL LP

Hey, what's up. You heard of Jacky Boy?They're this band from Indiana, and I like em a lot. They put out a record a few years ago that is really good (2017's On Good Terms With Everyone You Know). Kind of vulnerable, but not-too-emo, catchy as hell, fun-and-feeling Midwest rock songs. Anyway, they made a new record called Mush, and it's great!This entire album is built on top of an unambiguous sense of relief. Relief from immaturity, relief to grow, relief to be happy, relief to be free because it makes you happy, these are the recurring themes of the album, and also exactly how it feels when you listen to it.With the addition of Zac Canale's waning-Gen X / Millennial Rising MTV-College-Rock guitar fluency, Jacky Boy's previous nods to 1990's slackerdom are injected with a new genuine authenticity and exploration. And Mark Edlin's emotive, confident drumming betrays his youth without a noticeable care in the world. But the cares are in there. This isn't throwback music. This record is strong and cathartic and speaks for itself. The songs are catchy and fond, the vibration is easy, and the feeling is real.- Mike Adams

W.a. Mozart - Great Mass & Requiem [COMPACT DISCS] date 01/13/2009

Leeds-based art-rock trio, Mush, are set to their feverish second LP, Lines Redacted via Memphis Industries on February 12, 2021. The new , which finds the group recruiting Lee Smith (The Cribs, Pulled Apart By Horses) on mixing duties, arrives just under a year after their debut LP, 3D Routine, capping off what has been an obviously tumultuous, but remarkably prolific year for the band. With any prospect of live shows decimated, the group, led by songwriter, Dan Hyndman, has found the time to two EPs ('Great Artisanal Formats' and 'Yellow Sticker Hour') and now a duo of full-length albums.1. Drink the Bleach2. Blunt Instruments3. Positivity4. Dusting For Prints5. Lines Redacted6. Seven Trumpets7. Clean Living8. Morf9. Hazmat Suits10. Bots!11. B2BCDA12. Lines Discontinued