Tony Fruscella [Mono]: Vinyl LP Gene Clark These menacing and immersive songs

These menacing and immersive songs chronicle a band exploring a unique sound and invigorating approach in a decade in which cliches and genre pieces in the realm of the psychedelic have frequently surrounded - here the six-piece find themselves transcending the limitations of the underground scene from whence they came

It brought in yet another generation of fans – the likes of bdrmm and Horsegirl

Never at rest

By the close of the year

Tony Fruscella [Mono]: Vinyl LP Gene Clark These menacing and immersive songsTony Fruscella was an under recorded mellow, lyrical, cool jazz trumpeter (think Chet Baker). He unfortunately lived a similarly addictive lifestyle that led to his tragically premature death in 1969. His cool tone, influenced by Miles Davis and swing era veteran Joe Thomas, made him a sideman in the early 50s for artists like Lester Young, Gerry Mulligan, and Stan Getz. In 1955, the same year he recorded with Getz, Fruscella led the only session