Loyalty N Service

Loyalty N ServiceSouth Cali classmates AFK and Bludwork come from oceans apart South Korea and Georgia, respectively but their intertwined friendship and singular musical chemistry are proof that true vibe unions transcend geography. The pair initially bonded over teacher pranks and 420 habits before rendezvousing off campus to link rigs and jam live electronics, eventually culminating in the six smog smeared low key bangers comprising their vinyl debut, Loyalty N

System of a Down’s Steal This Album

it captures Lynn at her most direct and defiant

It is loud

You Got That

and only featured guitar and bass accompaniment (even if the guitar player was such an important jazz star as Barney Kessel)

" And it's there in the double platinum follow-up So Much for the Afterglow (1997) which added the pains of success to that internal fire and produced enduring radio staples like "I Will Buy You A New Life" and "Father of Mine

Standout tracks like "Unkillable" and "Rampage" feature skittering synths over deep four on the floor bass that create a full psychosis of dread before the guitars smash into the song like a semi creating a confusion over whether to headbang

and the passage of time on the perpetually building "Pressure in My Chest" and the airy

while alto saxophonists Nelson and Eric Dolphy (Nelson doubling on tenor) team to form an unlikely union that was simmered to perfection

" "Godlovesugly

Add this timeless record to your crate and relive the moment progressive house found its modern icon – because let’s be honest

with highlights including a pair of sold-out headline shows at London's historic Royal Albert Hall (May 29 and 30) and the biggest headline show of Sparks' more than fifty-year career