REVEREND HORTON HEAT - The Full-Custom Gospel Sounds of LP (colour vinyl) r&b avant-pop and experimental rock

avant-pop and experimental rock

The piece performed was timed with a stopwatch and tracked to two-inch tape

the duo's third full-length album

Much like James Woods subsumed the dreaded Videodrome into his very being

turbulent style can be heard on dozens of classic titles

REVEREND HORTON HEAT - The Full-Custom Gospel Sounds of LP (colour vinyl) r&b avant-pop and experimental rockLimited edition coke bottle clear colour vinyl. Highly recommended. You hear the Rockabilly roots, but due to the Punk attitude this is more into a Psychobilly direction. Excursions into psychedelic territory and into Blues Rock are present as well. The distorted, rather aggressive, but always virtuous guitar playing of the Reverend is very good and worth listening. Significantly more consistent than the debut.