Gabs

 The music transcends MARS into a devastated but free free-noise-jazz-blues directly into the dark side of the Big Apple.

 It’s sonic terrorism, difficult to digest and understand if you don’t come from the territories defined by the seminal -NO NEW YORK- and the groups produced therein.

John Gavanti's 'Unnamed: An Operetta' is an audacious experimental album rooted in the No Wave movement. Featuring collaborations with key figures like Arto Lindsay, it redefines musical boundaries through a blend of noise, free jazz, and theatrical storytelling. The album challenges conventional listening with its atonal vocals and unconventional structure, drawing parallels to MARS and John Zorn. This seminal work is recommended especially in its original vinyl release for true enthusiasts. Dive into the audacious soundscape of John Gavanti’s groundbreaking operetta and experience the true edge of No Wave music.

 "It's the most beautiful music I've been fortunate enough to listen to, sincere and engaging."

 "Johnny Thunders and Richard Hell are at their creative peak."

This review covers the 1976 SBS Yonkers studio bootleg album by Heartbreakers, featuring Johnny Thunders and Richard Hell. The album captures a raw, authentic punk rock sound despite poor original recording quality, lovingly restored by the reviewer. It highlights the brief but intense collaboration between Thunders and Hell and includes classic tracks like "Chinese Rocks." The music is praised for its sincerity and engaging subway-style rock. Explore the raw sound of Heartbreakers' 1976 SBS Yonkers bootleg and dive into punk rock history with Johnny Thunders and Richard Hell!