CRAIG SMITH - Love is Our Existence LP Death Rock It's true that the one

It's true that the one way pursued by Om leads in many different directions

when Charles Portis lovingly lampooned the city’s ambitious

beautiful suite of music which should establish Offshore as a key name in new electronic music and further build interest in his full full-length (this only being a palette-whetting mini-album) which is due next year

Recently remastered recordings from the early ‘90s (from the same sessions as their recent Against the Odds 2x7" on Unwucht) with Gary Glitter and Pere Ubu covered to a typically grouse effect the theatrics of the originals reduced to 2-minute primal Australian grunt

CRAIG SMITH - Love is Our Existence LP Death Rock It's true that the oneCraig Smith was an extraordinarily gifted songwriter and musician who seemed poised for a successful career in the 1960s music business until his life was derailed by drugs and schizophrenia. In 1969 clean cut, charismatic Craig Smith became Maitreya Kali, a dark, disturbed psychedelic Messiah figure with a black widow spider tattooed on his third eye. He laid out his strange vision on a self released double album Apache Inca (1972), which would