The Sundays - Blind - VINYL LP

Blind is an album and short film by Jameszoo. The music is avant garde / experimental and quite conceptual. Free jazz with electronic touches. The record features some first class musicians Matthew Bourne - Niels Broos - John Dikeman - Kit Downes - Petter Eldh - Peter Evans - Oliver Johnson (Dorian Concept) - Christian Lillinger - Evan Parker - Julian Sartorius - Richard Spaven

Vinyl LP repressing. BLIND MELON was the eponymous debut album by acclaimed rock band Blind Melon, released in 1992, featuring breakthrough single 'No Rain'. Fronted by singer Shannon Hoon (who can be heard doing backing vocals on Guns N Roses' Use Your Illusion I and II) Blind Melon had a distinctive sound, influenced by Southern Rock and Psychedelic Rock. Songs like 'Soak the Sin' and 'Tones of Home' evoke Hard Rock with a funky sound; 'Time' resembles Grateful Dead-style improvisational music and acoustic songs like 'Change' and 'No Rain' hinted at Pop and Folk influences. The band recorded the bulk of the album with producer Rick Parashar (who had produced Pearl Jam's 'Ten') at London Bridge Studio in Seattle, Washington. Blind Melon's production is marked by the use of outdated amplifiers and other antiquated studio technology. Modern studio effects were not used in it's production as the band wanted to create a pure and intimate sounding record.

Wildwood is a work of dark, atmospheric Art Rock that includes undertones of Metal, Neofolk and Experimental music. The record is a thematic experience about exploring and embracing contradiction. The music is dense, atmospheric and aggressive, yet incorporates acoustic and ambient moments to create surreal sonic landscapes. The lyrics comment on human nature throughout, interspersing hermetic, angelic, and animalistic imagery which ties the more introspective aspects of the album together. InchWildwoodInch is enhanced by the inclusion of 1476's 2012 EP InchThe NightsideInch, which contains four additional songs from the InchWildwoodInch recording sessions. These songs provide a somber counterpoint to the dense, driving, and at times abrasive sound of InchWildwoodInch.