" Breaking up shortly after it's release
'Innervoid' strikes hard with both relentless sonic aggression and a truly emotional charge: a perfect mix of devastating guitar riffs and rhythm section and melancholic melodic openings
a repress has most definitely been long overdue
The lead singles from the album-"It's Too Late" and "I Feel the Earth Move"-spent five weeks at number one on both the Billboard Hot 100 and Easy Listening charts
The evolution culminated in 1979 with Mingus
Cahalen Morrison- Wealth Of Sorrow (Vinyl) Jesus & Mary Chain " Breaking up shortly afterWhen I think of Cahalen Morrison, I immediately think of old American masters like John Hartford and Norman Blake along with younger contemporaries like Tim O'Brien. But that would be selling Cahalen Morrison, who splits his time between Scotland and the US, short. While he, indeed, brings these legendary voices and players to mind, Cahalen's take on Americana and it's Celtic roots is singular. His songs feel at once as old as the dirt that fed them,