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polit–rock and progressive / folky sounds with some eastern influences

Coming out of San Francisco with a sheet-metal sheened bit of art punk that gets the blood pumping quite nicely

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We are incredibly excited to be sharing what they've cooked up in their collaborative kitchen and know we are most definitely not alone in this enthusiasm

GIMMER NICHOLSON - Christopher Idylls LP punk I suppose that's what theMemphis Larry Gimmer Nicholson still remains a great unknown today, despite his having orbited the periphery of the citys music scene since the early 60s, playing with artists ranging from Furry Lewis to William Eggleston and influencing a young Chris Bell (Big Star). Fusing classical and folk music, the sound Gimmer created for Christopher Idylls was evocative and unusual, its chiming guitars recalling the music of centuries past while alsowhen