Lanquidity Soundtrack A collaboration between Liam Kenny

A collaboration between Liam Kenny (Bitch Prefect

"Keep the Change" stands as the album's highlight

their effect was transporting

It is a document of protest in uncertain times and an open-hearted rejection of cynicism in favor of emotional honesty

Cult classic 1983 Flying Nun release from Christchurch's Victor Dimisich Band

Lanquidity Soundtrack A collaboration between Liam KennyRecorded overnight at Bob Banks Blank Tapes on 17th July 1978 after the Sun Ra Arkestra had appeared on Saturday Night Live, the album is unique in the Ra catalogue. Most critics felt that it was more of a fusion inspired record, explains Michael Ray. As the name suggests, the album is liquid and languid. Bob Blank continues, Musically, it was very ad hoc and freeform. There were horn charts but most tracks came out of improvised jams. Sun Ra just did