DUSTIN WONG & TAKAKO MINEKAWA - savage imagination LP Re Issue bits of choppy new-wave guitar

bits of choppy new-wave guitar and a whole lot of appealingly clunky pop heaviness that brings to mind nothing so much as an extremely low-budget Kiss

Sealed copies of the original pressing of Patrick Burke's second solo outing and tho this distances itself from the rockist Parasites moves and continues on a arc that Silence and Timing might indicate

Darkthrone started as a death metal group

but rarely do they converge with as much restraint

immediate collection of songs that showcase Never's precise and emotive voice

DUSTIN WONG & TAKAKO MINEKAWA - savage imagination LP Re Issue bits of choppy new-wave guitarTakako Minekawa, turns up with her second collaboration with guitar loop wizard and former Ponytail, Dustin Wong his first release since completing his kaleidoscopic trilogy of solo albums. As you'd probably expect, 'Savage Imagination' continues where their previous meeting 'Toropical Circle' left off with some dizzyingly virtuosic and mercurially imaginative but also slightly twee and syrupy progressive pop. I feel like the highlights come early on,