SAM COOKE- Tribute To The Lady LP goth and somewhat villainous—the sound of

and somewhat villainous—the sound of which resulting in your head sharply veering 90 degrees off the base of your neck

But what most differentiates this record are the boundaries with which the group push to share their stories

ever-accelerating spiral that climaxes in a 15 minute medley that spans performances in four countries

with the polarities of psych and post-punk smelted into a brutal cobalt alloy

SAM COOKE- Tribute To The Lady LP goth and somewhat villainous—the sound ofFlawless album of Jazz blues tinged standards in tribute to Billie Holliday. Virtuosic vocals and excellent vocal production and sound quality. The band too, horns etc are first rate as are the backing singers. Its hard to define this sophisticated, accomplished genre that was omnipresent in the forties and fifties but extinct shortly afterwards, but hear one track and you will know exactly what genre I mean. If you need one one album of this ilk,