STARLESS AND BIBLE BLACK

I love the dark fracutred second side of this album. The title track is both scary and funky. It's like Sun Ra, Funkadelic, and mid 70s Miles went into the future and combined forces with some of the more aggresive post rock bands like Slint, and added a hint of East Asian music. Of course this album prefigures some of the more experimental post rock, but does it with an interest in maintaining a groove and creating atmosphere over look at me math rock histrionics. I am grossly over genralizng, of course.

For me, this album represents the true spirit of progressive music.