JEJUNE - Junk LP Lo-Fi psychospiritual technology of chanting is

psychospiritual technology of chanting is favored over singing throughout the album

Zaius Tapes comes to the rescue once again w/a stellar reissue of this exemplary diamond in the rough

who recorded it in 1963 on the album Jean Ritchie and Doc Watson at Folk City

Gill’s vocal / lyrical presence can be as gently momentous as Leonard Cohen or as intellectually potent as any ’79-’80 Rough Trade post-punk

JEJUNE - Junk LP Lo-Fi psychospiritual technology of chanting isThe Boston music school refugees' 1997 debut. Referred to as Junk by bassist vocalist engineer Araby Harrison, the eight songs contained herein showcase Jejune's pop punk affinity and alt rock aspirations with a youthful push pit energy. Get lost in a 30 minute geographic sampler of Gilmangaze, Midwest emo, and Masshole hardcore, remastered and refreshed from the original dog eared atlas. Duct tape not included. Capturing the raw, melodic sounds of