THE ROBERT CRAY BAND - Twenty (Reissue) PETER SWEENEY Neon Indian

Neon Indian

remembering how we’d made the music for each other in the first place

the machine funk of Terrence Dixon’s Population One

which drew widespread acclaim for its repurposing of Mississippi blues and John Fahey’s intricate Americana to embody Raymond’s roots in rural South Wales and her interests in folk horror and the avant garde

Searching (out June 14)

THE ROBERT CRAY BAND - Twenty (Reissue) PETER SWEENEY Neon IndianLP Limited Edition 180g Crystal Clear Vinyl with insert. First time on vinyl. Only 750 individually numbered copies pressed in this edition. Not long after Strong Persuader became an unexpected crossover hit in 1986 which was hard to imagine then and seems like a near impossibility now Cray decided that he would rather pursue the sound of Stax and Hi soul than be a full fledged bluesman. He punctuated his songs with stinging licks not dissimilar to