The Myrrors will always be a special band for me.

Thanks to my good friend Darren in Japan, I first heard “Burning Circles In The Sky” back in November of 2013.The Myrrors were my red pill of admittance, tumbling me down the Psych rabbit-hole.

As a long term devotee of the classics, I was sadly largely ignorant of the raft of new acolytes out there. I had found myself languishing in “classic rock” purgatory, where a notable new song was a godsend, a fulfilling new album almost unheard of, and the predictable “reissue” was de rigueur.

“…I guess I am one, of all the lost, I am one of those, who lost all direction, I am one of those…” – “All The Lost” – Like Elephants 1.

This listener is one, of all those lost in the rapture of these latest songs from The Movements.

“All The Suns Of The Earth” is the latest long player solo offering from Daniel Westerlund, in his current guise as E Gone. Released and available through Sunrise Ocean Bender Records worldwide, and via their link-up with Cardinal Fuzz in the UK.

Westerlund, formerly incarnated as The Goner for his 2010 release, “Behold A New Traveler” followed by his 2013 collaboration, “Tandem Bridges” with fellow Swedish multi-instrumentalist Anita Livstrand, journeys on, unabated.

‘Here They Come’ is the digital single set to be unveiled on August 18th, from The Janitors’ new EP ‘Evil Doings Of An Evil Kind’, released through Bad Afro Records on September 22nd.

Kicking off with a pulsing drone followed by a sparse guitar line, building and layering into a dense interwoven tapestry of sound, in tune with the very fibres of your being…

…the cover image is a collage of photographs taken of my ever growing vinyl collection, it is intended solely as a homage to the individuals who have made these works of art and this page possible…

chromaticism, (from Greek chroma, “colour”) in music, the use of notes foreign to the mode or diatonic scale upon which a composition is based.