FEELIES - In Between LP dub From the first chords of

From the first chords of “Double-Edged Sword” I was hooked—the sounds seemed to send some sort of powerful electrical current coursing through my body—and by the time the feedback faded out at the end of “Blisters” I was emotionally spent

Rancid recalls a time when punk was less about safety pins than it was about bristling

the Confidential 12-inch in 1985 and their first studio album Conviction in 1986

hooked up with the producer Uwe Nettelbeck of Faust fame and released two LPs of minimalist modern classical of the highest order

You know those records we go the extra length to secure copies of and we would normally bash your ear in the store about how freaking good it is

FEELIES - In Between LP dub From the first chords ofThe Feelies are one of those bands that everyone kinda barracks for, as they've long been one of those semi obscure, semi unappreciated groups that all the folks you know with good taste really like. Though this often gets marked as their second 'reunion' album, the truth is they never really split up, they just take things really casually. As the album progresses it picks up more post punk energy and fuzz laden guitar, which is a really good thing.