The Morning Dew - The Morning Dew

The Morning Dew - The Morning DewLIlMorning Dew have been psych collector faves for ages. Their sole release, At Last (much like the Morgan album) becomes more obviously crucial with each passing year. After recording their legendary album for Roulette in 1969, Morning Dew headed back to Topeka feeling good about their prospects. But Roulette had problems. They did finally release At Last late in 1970 and marketed it so well it became a psychedelic rarity and a cult favorite. Even

feeling he’d been double-crossed by Brantley both in credit and remuneration for the countless records he’d played on

Significant chart success at home and a following worldwide would see 1990’s ‘Submarine Bells’ (Slash Records) gain critical acclaim

"When I Come Home"

bass clarinetist Jonathan Sielaffand synthesist Matt Carlson erase the boundaries between their respective instruments using carefully selected effects and masterful intuitions as improvisors

combining upbeat indietronica with mind-warping samples

But the 1970s German avant-garde never let itself be a slave to commercial interests

Double LP: gatefold sleeve

He composes and performs otherworldly songs that combine a mastery of circular breathing technique with percussive valve- work and reed vocalisations

Vinyl also includes a digital download coupon for entire LP

rhythm and non-rhythm

” gliding through only-on-a- Tortoise-album sections of funktastic bass lines

John McEntire