CRAVEN FAULTS - Enclosures LP hard rock Think bluesy garage rock meets

Think bluesy garage rock meets pre-punk meets post-punk meets psychedelic rock meets non-pretentious poetry meets straight-forward Midwestern rock and roll featuring two songwriters with contrasting and complementary styles

Guitarist and founding member of legendary Australian proto-punk band Radio Birdman

which Faust anticipated in 1972 on "Mamie Is Blue"

As the sparse words offer glimpses into the destruction of the city

This tells the story of Sid: firstly in an eyewitness account from surviving guitarist Steve Dior

CRAVEN FAULTS - Enclosures LP hard rock Think bluesy garage rock meetsHighly recommended. Deeply hypnotic electronic sounds that have the feel of a soundtrack to some obscure occult horror film. Fortunately though it never goes for anything retro or manipulative, instead the anonymity of the artist and the blurred photographs of the Yorkshire Dales included just add to the mystery. There are lots of this kind of electronic prog around at the moment but I really like the way its done here, the undulating synth lines