MASTER'S APPRENTICES - s/t LP gift voucher a long time sideman for

a long time sideman for original white R&B belter Mitch Rider and a former member of Rob Tyner’s new MC5 in the late ‘70s

anti-melodic sound of that record

never forgetting the collective experience they’re sharing

Side A starts in the mire of an electronic sunset with Quintron at the helm of the Weather Warlock synth

But the Thunders comparisons really hit that perfect snot-pop vocal style without ANY real Thunders-style guitar moves

MASTER'S APPRENTICES - s/t LP gift voucher a long time sideman forHighly recommended. The debut album of The Masters Apprentices is a pretty good record. Their sound is a nice mix of raw garage rock and psychedelia. Some of these songs are just fantastic. For example the first three tracks are brilliant. But unfortunately there are a couple of weaker songs included as well.