Wet Tuna – Water Weird Pop/Rock these D-I-Y attitudes and ideas

these D-I-Y attitudes and ideas appeared once more in the growth of the distinctly anti-commercial and underground cassetteonly careers of artists such as Germany’s Stratis and Carl Matthews in Britain

“Part Past

delivers a diverse collection of stories that sing of heartbreak

“That Same Morning” ‘can stand proudly beside contemporaries like Teenage Fanclub’ (Pitchfork) whilst ‘Living Soul’ sees Saloman waxing Hendrix and ‘Lord Of Nothing’ revisits the folk rock side of Nick’s song writing

more sparingly

Wet Tuna – Water Weird Pop/Rock these D-I-Y attitudes and ideasLong before the indie rock vampires got hip to the jam, Wet Tuna's Matt Valentine and PG Six (Pat Gubler) were twisting folk blues, the avant garde, west coast and Swedish psychedelia into a fat one in the beloved underground unit Tower Recordings. Tower's journey ended some time ago but MV and PG Six found new pathsMatt mostly around the MV & EE tree and Pat's solo songwriter sojourns. These brothers of the steel string reconvened a couple years ago