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ARTIST
MICHAEL AND THE MUMBLES
TITLE
Michael And The Mumbles
FORMAT
LP
LABEL
DE STIJL
CATALOG #
DESTIJL 074LP
DESTIJL 074LP
GENRE
ROCK
RELEASE DATE
11/2/2009
"Before Michael Yonkers would revise the history of recorded music with the clarion chords of
Microminature Love
he was in a band called Michael and the Mumbles and they made this self-titled LP in 1966. Upon immediate spins, their would-be debut comes off as a naive, teenage trip thru the typified garage band moves of this era. But repeated spins reveal a darkness beneath what some dullard might be deceived by as its crisp, winsome visage. It's only to a slightly less visible degree that the
Mumbles
LP has the same characteristics that would make
Micro
the singularly original piece that is; it's emotionally bleak themes, dissonant undercurrents, and recklessly wild performance. So, once again we have a Michael Yonkers LP that is going to turn the world upside down, make the college girls scream, and leave you wondering how many more times this can happen. Seriously, Pigeon Falls up here looks like a Riot on the Sunset Strip. Indulge yrself. PS.
Michael and the Mumbles
is on the king of all known formats (with a digital download coupon, natch). The mastertapes used herein are 45 yrs old and aside from the glitch on 'Cold Town' they sound amazing."
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