Terry Allen and the Panhandle Mystery Band – BloodlinesOn his manifold fourth album, acclaimed songwriter and visual artist Terry Allen contemplates kinship the ways sex and violence stitch and sever the ties of family, faith, and society with skewering satire and affection alike. Bloodlines compiles thematically related but disparate recordings from miscellaneous sources both theatrical and historical: two songs written for plays; two full band reprises of selections from Juarez; the irreverent hellfire

VG+/VG (small spine split)

The first vinyl pressing is limited edition indigo vinyl - only 3000 copies worldwide and the download card provides 24-bit WAV

The band also featured Jane Crockford on bass ‰ÛÒ famous for the ‰Û÷punk cannibalism‰۪ incident when she bit the ear of Shane McGowan at a Clash gig ‰ÛÒ and Swiss singer Ramona

“I kind of wanted a rest from verbalizing everything

Label: Step-Forward Records ‎– SFLP 1

” so I dried off and went down and wrote “Factory Man” while thinking heavily of The Kinks

highlighting his lineage to producers like Linval Thompson and King Jammy among others

drawing every potent ounce of energy from the foursome’s swampy tones

Hard To Destroy - a compilation of tricky-to-find

Dry Cleaning was formed by friends Tom Dowse

and elegant celebration of the oft-maligned pleasure of pure surface-level beauty”

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