Scorch Sacred Bones and jangle-pop

and jangle-pop

Australia kids with proto-metal chops and paranoid sci-fi ravings

It’s a far-reaching orbit that can be traced right back to the freeform trial and occasional error of Special Cases

garage psych revivalists Allah-Las stick to their winning formula on 2014's Worship the Sun

and dead ways of living on a dying planet

Scorch Sacred Bones and jangle-popProg rock supergroup Judas Jump was formed by saxophonist Alan Jones, following the demise of Amen Corner, with future Status Quo keyboardist vocalist Andrew Bown and future McCartney Clapton Pete Townsend drummer Henry Spinetti, who had both been in Herd with Peter Frampton. At the heavy, hard rocking end of prog, Judas Jumps prominent woodwinds and occasional Mellotron yielded the distinctiveness that is all over this compelling debut LP, but