Graham Lambkin - Amateur Doubles

Graham Lambkin - Amateur DoublesTaped largely in a Honda Civic, Amateur Doubles (Kye, 2011) is a portrait of an oft overlooked domestic stage: the car. Graham Lambkin captures the sounds of a family in motion as they fiddle with windows, play with toys, bicker, pass traffic, and listen, as the track titles reference, to French prog artists Besombes Rizet and Philippe Grancher. While the set up at first appears simple a car ride taken by the artist and his family through upstate New

This album was recorded in 1982 at the legendary Studio Dig and is the first time the LP has been reissued in it's original format

Recorded over three years at April Base Studios

' Features the first single

It was originally released on 12 January 2009 in digital formats

that they never got to release a record in the '60s

Koichi Fukuda became their guitarist

But that's just the beginning

John Mayer's "Where the Light Is" captures the raw energy and soul of his 2007 live performance in Los Angeles

Wilson's rich voice hitting over drive

In Memory of Chris Broderick of the Singing Loins

string-drenched opener 'Madman' is quite the departure

They have also shared the stage with such notable acts as The High Strung