MICHAEL HURLEY - Blue Hills LP minimal the imprint of the Drive

the imprint of the Drive Like Jehu / Rocket From The Crypt dude of the same (nick)name

Scraps is loaded with NRBQ classics that lived up to the eye-popping press garnered by their self-titled 1969 debut

creating a sound that's joyous and communal whatever genre it ends up slinking into (be it their preference for funk or psych rock)

dream-pop feeling as they pick you up and gently carry you away

MICHAEL HURLEY - Blue Hills LP minimal the imprint of the Drive"Reissue of the classic from 2010. One of our favorite MICHAEL HURLEY LPs ever. On this LP we find Hurley stretching out on six longer than usual compositions that are as heartbreaking and beautiful as anything he's ever done. Side one features Hurley on a creaky pump organ and a hammond organ. Side two starts out with two newer compositionsjust Michael on guitar and vocals. The record ends with a stunning version of Tea Song. (which Michael