CRAMPS - Songs The Lord Taught Us LP experimental flutes and harmonicas bleeding through

flutes and harmonicas bleeding through the mix often and welcomingly

and it succeeds in precisely what it sets out to do: making something challenging and bold to separate the wheat from the chaff

" a sludgy punch to the solar plexus whose visceral tone and vibe represent just how on point Timmy's Organism is on this release

where light has to fight to be noticed

CRAMPS - Songs The Lord Taught Us LP experimental flutes and harmonicas bleeding throughHighly recommended. This is one of the most creepily sexual albums you'll probably ever hear. (For others, there's the rest of the Cramps' discography.) The Cramps play a punk rockabilly set that includes some of their best originals ("TV Set" and "I Was a Teenage Werewolf") mixed with some excellent reworked rock & roll covers, like "Sunglasses After Dark", "Tear It Up", and "Fever." Poison Ivy and Bryan Gregory share guitar duty, perfectly blending