Tami Neilson - Chicka Boom! (Vinyl) Blur Martin Durrant and John Kelcher

Martin Durrant and John Kelcher ruminate on the “ludicrous hopes and bleak future” of humanity that is being avoided

while "Riding The Whale" has a sweet expansiveness that suits its title all too well

Rik Kenton - bass guitar (on Virginia Plain)

Anyone who thinks that he’s gotten complacent after 104 albums hasn’t been paying attention

‘Goatchild’ and ‘Goatslaves’ sees paces and heart-rates quicken in the tumult of percussive hypnotism and fuzz-wah punctuations with extra-dimensional force

Tami Neilson - Chicka Boom! (Vinyl) Blur Martin Durrant and John Kelcher1 x LP Buttercream Vinyl No one forgets the first time they saw Tami Neilson. She can hush a room with an original song that channels the hurting spirit of Patsy Cline or the sensuality of Peggy Lee, or bring the audience to its feet on a rockabilly raver. Shes an artist with real range, whose powerful voice can take on big ballads, golden age country, heartfelt Gospel, soul infused R&B, Western swing, even old style rock n roll. Tami encompasses them