Dan Melchior - Born Under A Grey Sign LP xx2012 I sometimes hear oppositional approaches

I sometimes hear oppositional approaches to late 60s/early 70s artful-rock in their music

" slinky rhythms and softened wah-wah guitars offer a distinctly Italian library music

"Floating in Timeless Streams" trims some of that excess at just over 42 minutes without losing any of the impact

As the dawn broke on rock'n'roll

Heavy on the guitar chorus and with a extremely sharp vocal deliverance reminding at times of No Side era COMES the record flows with urgency and aggression

Dan Melchior - Born Under A Grey Sign LP xx2012 I sometimes hear oppositional approaches"When this record showed up unsolicited let's just say it was a no brainer. Born Under a Grey Sign shows DAN MELCHIOR confident enough to do whatever he damn well pleases. He'll go from singing a Sea Shanty directly into drum machine chaos, all the while keeping things rooted somehow in his brand of folk rock garage whatever. We love this record, and it's an honor to release it."