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I sang vocals through an old American Turner microphone from the 1940’s

The first ever use of a drum machine on a sunn O))) track is heard on "F

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which suited those songs like a glove"

the idea of an indie rocker (Rodan's Jason Noble) getting together with some classically trained pals (violist Christian Frederickson and pianist Rachel Grimes

SMOG - A River Ain't Too Much to Love LP sludge I sang vocals through anBill Callahan is one of a number of performers who present their work under the banner of a band name. It's generally just him, other times with various cohorts along. This set is given added punch and sparkle by the quietly incessant rhythms of drummer Jim White (his rolling foundation for "The Well" sounds like a cowboy gallop across the prairie). Also, it's great to hear acoustic guitars being utilized for music not tied to just folk traditions.