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01. Stone Harbour - You'll Be A Star
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02. Stone Harbour - Rock & Roll Puzzle
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03. Stone Harbour - Grains Of Sand
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04. Stone Harbour - Summer Magic Is Gone
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05. Stone Harbour - Stone's Throw
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06. Stone Harbour - Thanitos
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07. Stone Harbour - Still Like That Rock & Roll
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08. Stone Harbour - Ride
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ARTIST
STONE HARBOUR
TITLE
Emerges (2021 Repress)
FORMAT
LP
LABEL
OUT-SIDER
CATALOG #
OSR 087LP
OSR 087LP
GENRE
ROCK
RELEASE DATE
12/24/2021
2021 repress in hard cardboard sleeve; OBI; resealable outer sleeve. Out-Sider present a reissue of
Stone Harbour
's
Emerges
, originally released in 1974. The absolute king of lo-fi basement psychedelia, originally released as a private pressing in 1974 by this duo from Ohio. From dreamy melancholic tracks to insane fuzzed-out heavy psych ones. Remastered sound; insert with photos and liner notes by band member
Ric Ballas
; digital download coupon.
"... It's 1974, you're young and have a head full of
Hawkwind
and
Roky and the Elevators
, old brutalist blues in the
Hound Dog Taylor
/
Fred McDowell
backwoods whisky-fucked mode, freak folk and LSD; you're stuck in Hicksville, USA -- that's Youngstown, Ohio to you lot; the music scene sucks; glam's dead or dying slowly; punk a good year or so from even starting to get itself born. Town's too damn small to even muster up a band in. It's just and your buddy and that's it, man. So you grows your hair and wear satin, wander wide-eyed and tripping across small town railway tracks and hang loose at the weekend in your basement. You gather a bunch if cheapo instruments on the never-never and you start cutting low-fi bedroom demos... Stone Harbour were Ric Ballas (electric, acoustic and slide guitars; organ; piano; synthesizers; bass guitar, percussion, voice) and
Dave McCarty
(lead vocals, drums, and percussion), and out of nowhere and nothing, at entirely the wrong time, they cut an LP that will blow your head clean off. This is a trip into the true dark heart of psychedelia . . . Dave McCarty's vocals emerge from some subterranean cave and the keyboards flicker, flicker, flash across the periphery of the song; 'Rock & Roll Puzzle' is dark, twisted fried garage punk blues brutality in the same mold as 'White Faces' or 'Cold Night For Alligators', pre-empting
The Gories
and
Pussy Galore
by a good ten years!! . . . Songs fade in and out; finger-picking blurs into screaming squelching synths; guitars melt in the mid-summer heat. 'Grains Of Sand' frazzles like
The Stooges
through a fucked-up amp and filtered through a transistor radio with the valves burning out. 'Thanitos' is the freak-out ending of 'Julia's Dream' lost in suburban downtown US of A with the taillights cutting on the freeway... whilst 'Summer Magic Is Gone' is the most haunted, haunting song I've heard in many a long strange moon . . . Best record I've heard all year." --
Hugh Dellar
(Shindig!)
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