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and Franz Ferdinand
Slamming gore groove has been summoned by it's worldwide fans and they will not be let down
Poet Laureate John Masefield's classic 1935 fantasy was brought to TV screens in 1984 at a cost of £1 million
London and made their finest recordings to date on a newly-installed 16 track Studer machine - joined by Danny Nellis (Charles Howl) on bass and Bobby Syme (Wesley Gonzalez) on drums
CAVE ROCK | VINYL RECORD (LP) 12/31/2030 and Franz FerdinandAlready commercially successful as tune smiths for teenyboppers, Austin Grasmere and Brian Elliot approached Bernard Stollman looking to focus their talents on something more original and unrestrained. Stollman asked, What would be your theme? and Elliot replied: 'Everything is one', Bernard said, 'Go do it.' What followed was Cromagnon's (Grasmere, Elliot and the Connecticut Tribe) non linear journey through the subconscious, weaving together bizarre