CARLTON MELTON - Where This Leads 2LP edm ranging from a monstrous five-piece

ranging from a monstrous five-piece to the currently stripped-down trio that gets the job done without sacrificing intensity or brazen brevity

Steve Maxwell Von Braund and keyboardist Geo Green

Lightnin' Hopkins

Lyngcoln’s early love of dissonance & uncomfortable intensity has carried through all of his projects from The Nation Blue to Lee Memorial (with Sodastream’s Karl Smith & Sleater Kinney’s Laura Macfarlane) to Harmony (with wife Alex Lyngcoln and McClusky’s Jon Chapple) and collaborations with Magic Dirt

That’s too bad

CARLTON MELTON - Where This Leads 2LP edm ranging from a monstrous five-pieceHighly recommended. "One of the most interesting things about Carlton Meltons music is that it is split in two. On each album, from debut Country Ways onward, there lives a restless conflict between different approaches: the experimental, the avant garde and the improvisatory jostles for space with some of the more conventional tropes of heavy rock such as bludgeoning riffs and structured songwriting. Where This Leads, the San Francisco bands seventh