Carpetbombing 1993 Southern California troubadour Jim Sullivan

Southern California troubadour Jim Sullivan -- not to be confused with British guitarist Big Jim Sullivan -- was a big man with a big voice who built up a small regional following in the late '60s and convinced an old friend to start a label for the sole purpose of releasing his debut album in 1969

Working with Joyo Velarde

Sewers’ album "Weight" marks a bold evolution with the addition of a second guitarist

resulting in a neon-colored album that can be enjoyed as background music

and heavy album that marks a return to their darker

Carpetbombing 1993 Southern California troubadour Jim SullivanHarmony's second album, "Carpetbombing", is death fixated and discomforting. The Melbourne band's punk and gospel influences, along with rugged production and unconventional themes, make them unique in the Australian music scene. Lead by Tom Lyngcoln, the band's sound is raw and twisted, taking something beautiful and distorting it into a new form. Lyngcoln's wife Alex on drums, along with other members, bring unexpected elements to the songs.