Daniel Bachman- Axacan (Vinyl) Cecil OtterDouble vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket. Daniel Bachman has never shied away from bold musical statements, those that follow his exacting vision for what can be seen as "guitar music". The bold and engrossing Axacan sees Bachman defiantly playing against type and creating one of the most introspective and deeply personal albums of instrumental music released in recent memory. A solo affair, Axacan weaves together Bachman's acoustic guitar and
then suddenly slips into a dream sequence bridge of strummed guitar and echo-shrouded vocals
they toured considerably throughout this period and into the following decades
it heads from the year zero of Middle Class's 'Out Of Vogue' to the surf punk of Agent Orange's 'Bloodstains'
The intensity of rock 'n' roll continues via more knockout vocals from
Hola Elefante
"Nastradamus"
guaranteed to subvert listener's expectations and dancer's footsteps alike
groove-driven R&B
Evil Rhythm
Recorded in Houston
Relive the magic of Peanuts and Guraldi
The Fray quickly became a number-one selling album that year and cemented the band as a mainstay in the pop-rock scene of the 2000’s