And in the master's chambers, They Gathered for the feast

Difficult to follow the discography of this group of San Francisco, the fluctuating name, origins dating back to the end of the last century and which is essentially the project of a certain John Dwyer.

The Cramps where revered underground étatsunienne Culture 1950 (horror comic books, horror movies, horror rockabilly), the Oh Sees do the same for the years 1960. In addition, for this first LP d a new age group (according to wikipedia bio), the quartet offers a song alternating between Dwyer and Brigid Dawson, and a coffee and an organ, the type of details that are not found among the Cramps.

The A side is more rock, rockabilly between neo Gothic and neo psychedelia to the Brian Jonestown Massacre, with its garage and distinctive echo but fine products (hi-fi rather than lo-fi).

The B side rather includes ballads, in different registers, including the heavy psych final 'You will see this dog before you die', but with the same sound as the first side.

Although a skin under the compulsory figure and veneration of a number of cultissimes predecessors, the compositions remain fundamentally sound throughout the disc.

The words, of course barred but tidy, are printed on the inside cover. Vinyl is lemon yellow for pressing in Tomlab on which the comment.