Obscure, out-of-print, and/or unheralded gems from 1966 to now. Indie pop, indie rock, DIY, psychedelia, avant-pop, lo-fi, folk, and other assorted weirdness.
Wednesday, March 04, 2009
NDolphin - Red Town
1990
My first post on NDolphin seemed to be popular, so I thought I'd upload a track from their second cassette, Wail. I spoke to Joshua McKay recently and he gave me a little more info on the band. He said the first cassette sold almost 5,000 copies. Quite a number for a band that barely toured outside of their hometown of Gainesville!
McKay was never really an official member, but he produced the first EP. The band produced Wail themselves, and at times it shows. Overall the songs aren't as strong as on the debut and the production work is a bit unfocused and muddy. However, "Red Town" is still an enjoyable track, and one that recalls the best of Jefferson Airplane's vocal interplay.
Click here to read my first NDolphin post. I finally got around to re-uploading that track. Sorry for the two year delay!
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hi, visiting you from Bogor :)
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