Usualy i do not dig comps because i prefer albums so much more, bur for these acts that brake trough in the 60's in the era of singles to experience the variety artist is known for, you could seek these comps (like for The Zombies).
François Hardy showcases here the transformation of the 60's french youth culture (and ya-ya) to early 70's rock vibes. Her singing is delicate and mesmerazing and carries songs usually if sonetimes the instrumental backing tracks do not take ... read more
Nice cross-over album having hints of more melodic metal vibes over the brutal speed of hardcorepunk. Vocals in here are brutal but not monotone.
Warren Haynes teamed up with Railroad Earth and made a bluegrass-style album, the relaxed vibe of which encouraged listening to stories drawn from the blues. Haynes has made albums that I find more enjoyable (for example "Man in motion"), while this project remained a bit one-dimensional. Still, a refreshing change.
Action Bronson reshapes the English language to suit his own word art needs. The album features a lot of words that are not typical for rap, which already underline the album's personal theme.
The backgrounds are a very recognizable mix of jazz and yacht rock, which emphasizes the album's atypicality. Action Bronson's flow may not be the most extensive, but it is suitable for the album as a whole. If I'm not mistaken, the sample for Planet Frog uses the intro of the band ... read more