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SLEEPERS, THE – SEVENTH WORLDThe Sleepers' debut five song EP, originally released in 1978, is one of the truly essential records to come out of California in the late '70s. It is 100% punk in spirit and yet avoids every punk clich. The band's original lineup of Ricky Williams, Michael Belfer, Paul Draper and Tim Mooney operates here as a machine a temperamental one rattling in unison. Opener "Seventh World" trudges through many tempos without repeating a single one, while

"What makes Free Will a standout is not what has defined Scott-Heron’s legacy — he’s less angry here than agitated

” laughed Bruce in explanation

akin to a compilation release celebrating an artist’s legacy

DEFNICS – 51 Percent

released on February 27

Remastered for LP by Mike Milchner of Sonic Vision

Nightwatchman

but there’s more space

The idea was to change the way we wrote and to have four people along the front of the stage essentially playing percussion

and living out the main psychosomatic driver of Midwestern emo: brain and heart locked in a war for every last drop of warm blood in your body

tracks 11-16 are their first demo

Calvin Johnson bitterly and reluctantly ranks Black Candy as his least favorite Beat Happening record