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Link Wray's eponymous 1971 solo album is a compelling and forward-looking piece of honest
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Kayo Dot - Moss Grew on the Swords & Plowshares Alike Price Fixed -JR 10/02/25 Link Wray's eponymous 1971 soloThe stark frailty of the human condition is the overall theme running through the veins of Kayo Dot's 10th regular studio album "Moss Grew on the Swords and Plowshares Alike". In the sprawling, churning musical multiverse of mainly multi instrumentalist Toby Driver's creation that has never accepted nor cared for any artificial borders of genre and incorporated for example rock, metal, classical music, goth, indie, pop, and jazzy structures, this