JACKSON C. FRANK - s/t LP Books BOTCH or THE CURSED might

BOTCH or THE CURSED might come to mind listening to them

both sides of this dark ambient split contain the banjo

as well as with Songs: Ohia veterans Geof Comings and Jonathan Cargill

you can also hear Slowdive through the silver screen: New Queer Cinema trailblazer Gregg Araki has featured them on the soundtracks to no less than four of his films

a substantial booklet/catalog about the exhibition and a large poster featuring a drawing by Paul McCarthy made during the performance

JACKSON C. FRANK - s/t LP Books BOTCH or THE CURSED mightJACKSON C. FRANK is the highly regarded debut and the only official album he ever released, produced by friend and fellow musician PAUL SIMON in England and released on Columbia Records in 1965. Jackson has been called the most famous folk singer of 1960s that no one has ever heard of and his influence was felt more in England, where his album was a hit, rather than in the U. S., where his record was a commercial failure at the time of its release.