Nat Myers - Yellow PerilA poet with a staggering and true voice, Korean American troubadour Nat Myers' folksy blues and pickin' are authentic, timeless and enduring. The Kenton County, KY native's delivery harkens to traditional blues giants, but it's his unique blend of modern roots and Americana that continues to make crowds drop their jaws. Recorded live at the 100 year old plus home of producer Dan Auerbach, the album is haunted with the ghosts of the blues' rich

foot-stomping

the Chicago-based string trio with an international following

eternal Argentinian magic released on CBS in 1967

from Tobias Hume

albeit simplified and merged with a more direct sound akin to US avant-rock acolytes of the '60s folk revival like Gastr Del Sol and David Pajo

The disc is double sided with a DVD-Audio on one side and a DVD-Video disc on the other

as you've noticed if you've looked around and compared yourself to your peers

Impressive in scale and scope

The entire band lived and breathed this record in the months preceding the studio

each with his own voice

now are Superwolves

Like both Cradle Of Filth