Duck. Little Brother, Duck! - Don't Take Our Filth Away Format:Navy & Amber Colour Vinyl LP released in 1966

released in 1966

the topsy-turvy Ceiling Fan in My Spoon… This was male teenage skinny-tie pop music on a level of brilliance with The Kinks

and underground Artists in the LA Jazz

and a tender duet with Emmylou Harris on “The Sweetest Gift” — arguably the album’s finest moment — hints at the future Trio album she’d record with her celebrated peers in the late 80s

Duck. Little Brother, Duck! - Don't Take Our Filth Away Format:Navy & Amber Colour Vinyl LP released in 1966Duck. Little Brother, Duck!'s second and final full length, Don't Take Our Filth Away, explores numerous strains of underground rock fauna throughout its 45 minute runtime. Over the course of ten tracks, the Portland, Oregon four piece tease apart fragments of math rock, emo, noise rock, and screamo, recombining them into a knotted, vibrant evolution from their sprawling 15 song debut Survival Is Not a Workout. Guitars converse with one another in the