SCOTT WALKER - 4 LP c86 pushing the Flower Power generation

pushing the Flower Power generation into the corners

with typical Mastodon mid-era touch

it's not just a reprise

Though their 1965 formation and 1968 recorded debut place them squarely in the hippie era

Jason Lytle and co’s new record is full of old school indie rock

SCOTT WALKER - 4 LP c86 pushing the Flower Power generationRemastered (2013) from original analog tapes. From way back in 1969, Scott 4 is a classic of intense and majestic songcraft; the first set of entirely Walker penned songs combining sophisticated, easy listening pop with lyrical complexity touching on the darkest of subject matter. Seen as a something of a commercial flop at the time of its release compared to his four previous albums, Scott Walker connoiseurs now consider this to be amongst his best