RAYNE - s/t LP rock A windowless room lit by

A windowless room lit by string lights and an odd assortment of lamps

the duo veer close to a Rowland S Howard barbed-wire pop attack – witness ‘The Blood and Bone Man’ with its psychedelic shuffle

he was influenced as much by abstract expressionist painters as by John Cage and Morton Feldman

Unlike the soundtracks that Goblin had previously contributed to the films by Dario Argento

RAYNE - s/t LP rock A windowless room lit byHighly recommended. Frank Saucier and his three brothers formed Rayne in 1977, located in a New Orleans suburb. They recorded the album with good home equipment with no overdubs. The original album ("the black album," as they called it), released in 1979, was only pressed 300 times and during a moment of frustration, they took a box of the album and shot it with a shotgun, making this a hard collector find, in the truest sense. The music is first