Stone and Star Boston, Massachusetts
Stone and Star is the music of Margaret Garrett (Mr. Airplane Man), Gregg Porter (Buco Nero, The Concerns, Strand of Oaks,
Bauchitherium) and Djim Reynolds (Buco Nero, Strand of Oaks).
Stone and Star exist somewhere between The Velvet Underground, Howlin’ Wolf and Can.
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"Winter Psalm" picks me up and carries me away with it every time I listen to it, which is often. Her vocals are so pure, the guitar work is magical & of course Tara doing her thing to bind it all together. Mr. Airplane Man has reached new heights with this one. Stellar. Sublime. Awesome.
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Jacaranda Blue
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So hard to pick a favorite on any of M.A.M.'s albums. Their music transcends the punk blues label in so many ways. And I love how heavy some of their more "mellow" tunes really are. The sum turns out so much larger than the parts. I just freakin' this band.🤘 edit: "Where I Belong" hit me like a sledge, after listening to this album hundreds of times. SO beautiful it hit me harder than most metal I play. LOVE when that happens. Nobody does it better than these two.
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HummelVision Sessions
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Just like with every one of this band's releases it's near impossible for me to pick an actual favorite. Right now "Sun Sinking Low" hits every blues button I've got I am lovin' the slide steel & the raw, rough feel of the songs on this one. Guess I'm particular to the earlier albums from these girls. They simply kick ass. Highly recommend checking them out.🤘
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Nothing as the Ideal
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All Them Witches are back, with more tense, psych-blues numbers that ratchet up the tension & then explode.
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Imitate, Intimidate
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Extra-riffy guitar rock gets dosed on this psych-tinged release, straight out of Southern California’s still-kicking garage scene.
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Choosing between Over that Hill & On a Plane for my #1 was impossible at 1st. Margaret's slide guitar on Over... finally tipped the scales. For now. All 4 tunes are stellar, typical of all M.A.M's albums. Nobody out there does it better.
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