PETER JEFFERIES: The Other Side Of Reason by Andrew Schmidt BOOK funk Spacious dare I say minimal

Spacious dare I say minimal punk with maximum flavour on the white tongue with his black guitar and black shades and Cate le Bon sipping a slipping cup of coffee with Stella the drummer still sifting through dreams and Samur (probably carefully coked out) mixes this cartoon pop album

Referred to as "industrial lounge music" this artist's voice reminds us a little of Richard Papiercuts

the orchestral crescendos and claustrophobia of Song of Innocence and the frantic yet tasteful playing of Coltrane before he spaced out

so they all totally shred

PETER JEFFERIES: The Other Side Of Reason by Andrew Schmidt BOOK funk Spacious dare I say minimal320 pages, softcover. First edition of 500 copies. Hozac Books presents another foundational brick in the pantheon of New Zealand underground music with this career spanning biography by music historian Andrew Schmidt of Audioculture. nz. Covering Jefferies earliest musical projects during the first wave punk heyday such as Dull Emma, and Pink Noise on into Nocturnal Projections, This Kind of Punishment, Plagal Grind, Cyclops, and much more in