J RIDER - no longer anonymous LP Weird Folk

J RIDER - no longer anonymous LP Weird FolkHot on the heels of our ecstatically received reissue of ANONYMOUS classic album Inside the Shadow, Machu Picchu Ltd. is thrilled to announce the reissue of their elusive and legendary follow up. After the 1976 release of Inside the Shadow, the group decided to change their name to J RIDER (after the second cut on the Anonymous LP) and pursued a similar rich vein of impeccable songwriting, but this time adding more hard rock to the mix, resulting in a

The Blind Swimmer will shock and please when the prettiest sound of his deep

DePlume’s politics might be more evident in vocal songs from his live repertoire when he’s reshaping advertising slogans into a call to arms or encouraging activism on “I Was Gonna Fight Fascism

with members going on to June Of 44 after Hoover's demise

and ache for the sonics

I can't begin to describe how Gareth put things together and this was often done well into the early hours of the morning

that these four songs are totally worth to check out

and Bargeld's voice dominating your dreams for a month after listening

Segura build up some brilliant ideas producing dozens of richly textured songs

A perfect blend of the "patented" FUGAZI sound

Within the duo

Automatic Midnight

nightmare-ish hallucinations from a world on its way down