DEAD MEADOW

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Force Form Free BLUES FUNERAL Please keep on the grass. Possessing one of the most visually evocative names within the stonerpunk-psych scene, Washington DC trio Dead Meadow return after a six-year gap with their eighth album, Force Form Free. Originated from a series of jams created for their label’s vinyl subscription service, PostWax, the record opens with the sleepy, cyclical dirge of Left-Hand Path, a calling to black shamanism that creeps gently towards its solve et coagula finale. The Lure Of The Next Peak is a frilly little Bo Hannson/Khruangbin number and where FFF is at its best, followed by the four-square frug of Valmont’s Pad. Jason Simon’s first vocals come in on second standout, the dreamy, acoustic To Let The Time Go By where hints of Syd Barrett…

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