Subterranean Masquerade - Mountain Fever

Subterranean Masquerade - Mountain FeverSubterranean Masquerade, which until recently was considered a cult studio project for fine taste followers, has transformed over the last two years into an exciting, colorful live act, mixing the traditions of heavy metal together with the aesthetics of world music performance, spiritual punk and pure rock 'n' roll. Praised by music journalists all over Europe and beyond, the band has taken over the stages, showcasing a distinctly audacious execution

"The group cloaks it's music in the kind of warm

Caprice is a slapback-drenched rockabilly rave up that sounds like a rumble between the ghosts of Alan Vega

helps to rebuild her community through offering Earthseed

while teasing out the melody

Belle Adair's 'Polaroid Kid' & 'Muddy River' on a 7' 45 rpm record

" Penguin Guide to Jazz

This set also includes the Nicholas Dawidoff essay

for this special occasion they teamed up with Reverend Beat-Man

which he whittled down to the twelve collected here

An amazing performance by quite possibly the definitive band line-up of exemplary musicians that Alan has toured with

He is the gun

"America" being issued as a single several years after it's appearance as a track on the Bookends album