Review by Darren Kerr
The mystical mouthpiece is back.
Crispian Mills and
his band of hari men are serving up another helping of raga rock.
For those who don't know, the band's album K is built upon
Mills' guitar hysterics,
Jay Livingston's Jon Lord-ish keyboard
rumble and Alonzo Bevan's spidery bass lines, and all the while Paul
Winterhart pounds like ninety all over the drums. And this EP
is more of the same.
What I have realized, since K, is that I really dig what the band creates, musically. Just so long as I don't have to hear Mills speak about it...
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