kraM\Left – Sounds Good [LP] Extreme / Noise / Free Sound and eventually forming a new

and eventually forming a new group alongside Štěpán Pečírka and Jaroslav Kořán

I recall upon my first listen the archaeological approach to its shape and form – as if these musicians were excavating lost sound objects beneath a dense sonic field that had previously been interred

heavily influenced by his obsessions

One of the best features of this album is the fantastic notes filling out the cover featuring an extensive Discography that evens Discogs can't touch as well as a track by track rundown to keep you enticed while Hijokaidan destroys your brain

Archaeology

kraM\Left – Sounds Good [LP] Extreme / Noise / Free Sound and eventually forming a new"kraM Left is Mark Webster, who has been making music in Auckland and abroad for over 40 years. Initially playing bass in Bombers (as featured on the seminal Class of 81 compilation on Propellor Records). Mark then went on to form Flak who in their short lifespan released music on Flying Nun and Industrial Tapes. He followed that up with the Amsterdam based group If (whose Bill cassette was reissued by Epic Sweep) and upon returning to Aotearoa formed