Remember her name
Mickey Guyton
Emneord
Minder om
All we love we leave behind
Converge
The Decca years 1974 to 1977
Michael Chapman (f. 1941)
Traveler's blues
Blues Traveler
The black mouth of sepulchre
Sulphurous
We meet again
Alien Force
Wig out at jagbags
Stephen Malkmus
Soul of a nation : Afro-centric visions in the age of black power : underground jazz, street funk & the roots of rap 1968-79
Soul of a nation 2 : Jazz is the teacher, funk is the preacher
I thought you wanted to know : 1978-81
The DB's
Anmeldelser (3)
Pitchfork
d. 13. nov. 2021
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Jesse Locke
d. 13. nov. 2021
"Best New Reissue" - "Until this collection, keeping track of Bush Tetras recordings spread across labels, continents, and decades has felt like a daunting task. Rhythm and Paranoia provides a definitive overview of their trajectory, integrating influences from each era while balancing on the twin pillars of tough and funky. They might never become household names, but Bush Tetras' place in the New York lineage has been cemented".
AllMusic
2021
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Mark Deming
2021
"The music of the Bush Tetras is as challenging, exciting, and contemporary in 2021 as it was in 1980, and if you want an introduction to their body of work, Rhythm & Paranoia is the perfect place to start, while longtime fans will be happy with the selection of rare and hard-to-find tracks that have a bold sound on the remastered tapes. Either way, this is a must for anyone who believes dance music shouldn't be vapid".
Louder than war
d. 19. nov. 2021
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Audrey J. Golden
d. 19. nov. 2021
"In so many ways, the Bush Tetras are New York City: taking on new influences and sounds as time moves forward while reminding us that the beat of the city remains a constant. With Rhythm and Paranoia, the band cements its legacy as a group of musicians who best conjure the rhythm and discord, serenity and cacophony, and intertwined hostility and love that emerges, always, from New York".