Suzi Moon - AnimalSuzi Moon's effortless channeling of classic '77 punk rock spirit with a modern twist continues to evolve and grow. This second twelve inch with Pirates Press Records picks up where her debut left off blowing us away with more incredible songs that will continue her upward trajectory as one of the most engaging women involved in punk right now! The response to her first release was fantastic, though not surprising with the first press selling out

such as Cecilia Bartoli

arranger and educator

Comprising of Michelle Jones

featuring Othmar Schoeck's stunning 45-minute song cycle for baritone

Patrick Gosselin and Steeven Chouinard

the album remains a compelling case study in Coil's exceptional capacity for mutation and extremes

and accompanied by a lavish booklet

While Phasor feels loose and expansive

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Color/widescreen

She had a huge-selling R&B No

the cover of Eilish's "You Should See Me In A Crown