They were the fuzziest and scuzziest group to emanate from this region during the 1960s and released this lone 7" which now fetches triple digits
Parading close the album out with a double dose of delicious drone — Jarrod Dexter’s viola adds extra menace to Tom Barry’s lion-channeling in the epic ‘Jungle’
It is so quiet that you can hear Frahm breathing and the noise of his fingers touching the piano
At least half of the songs here deal with drug addiction
The jagged song structures and cutting guitars repel you while the eminently danceable rhythms draw you in
FOLLIES - Permanent Present Tense LP swamp They were the fuzziest andA new beginning with familiar roots. No matter how you slice it, Permanent Present Tense is a high test trek to the forefront of rock'n'roll's boundless canvas. The Follies have spent a collective lifetime in dark, amplified dives (see: Vanity, Vexx, Ajax, Twisted Thing for more) but their approach here is different, and firmly rooted in the present. Sure, these ten tracks have that compact, New York Fuckin' City drive that's innate to the five