LordHenry

 Among the unluckiest and most forgotten groups in rock history are the British Pretty Things and their album Sf Sorrow.

 A masterpiece, a lost gem in the record ocean.

S.F. Sorrow by The Pretty Things is a pioneering rock opera from 1968, blending psychedelia with English pop through varied and colorful experiments. The album tells a dramatic story with compelling songs that range from bluesy rock to lysergic acid pop. Its production by Norman Smith and influence on later bands highlight its importance. A true lost masterpiece deserving more recognition. Explore the colorful journey of S.F. Sorrow, and rediscover one of the '60s best psychedelic rock operas!

 The record is more mature compared to the previous ones, featuring clear and cohesive ideas.

 Forty minutes of intense emotionality, without ever tiring, without ever having the chance to rest.

At The Drive In's 1999 album In/Casino/Out marks a maturation from their earlier work, blending rap, noise, and hardcore into a raw, emotionally charged sound. The album features intense themes of anger and pain, delivered through Blixer's powerful vocals and warm yet instinctive arrangements. Drawing influences from 90s Seattle and the crossover scene, the record offers a nonstop, energetic listening experience with standout tracks like "Hoolahop Wounds" and "Lopsided." Highly recommended for fans seeking intense and engaging music. Listen now to In/Casino/Out and experience At The Drive In's raw emotional power!