Aunt Sally - Aunt SallyThis classic, eponymous post punk album by Japanese group Aunt Sally, fronted by experimental singer Phew, was first released by the iconic Vanity Records label in 1979. Over the past forty plus years, Phew has forged a singular path through a wide range of styles from free improvisation to pop and has collaborated with the likes of Ryuichi Sakamoto, members of Can, DAF, Einstrzende Neubauten, The Raincoats and more. But Aunt Sally is where she got

Since its re release in 1990

“Wish Defense” is the last album engineered by Steve Albini

s Automatic for the People

Only the careening “Ice Grass Underpass

From heartfelt tributes to lovers adorned by a silky Fender Rhodes to disco party-starters about spiritual gratitude

Gilla Band

Finding love after grief

The group‰۪s discovered a simple lushness in Dusk‰۪s arrangements

Michael Nau and Whitney McGraw have hearts – huge

darkened bass lines and urgent

and deeply pained in its concurrent reflections of ecological regret

1992 sold more copies than their first two albums