Jack Harlon & The Dead Crows * Inexorable Opposites - Blue (Blue) [Clear Vinyl] [Limited Edition] Discogs Mother's Milk peaked at number

Mother's Milk peaked at number 52 on the Billboard 200 and received widespread recognition for singles "Knock Me Down" and the Stevie Wonder cover "Higher Ground"

coupled with singer Gerry Roslie's '80 razorblades-a-day' vocal attack and a selection of overwhelmingly brilliant riffs that underpinned some of the most wildly recorded music ever to be committed to tape

The iconic bassline remains intact

Multiplatinum-selling duo Surfaces release their fourth studio album

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Jack Harlon & The Dead Crows * Inexorable Opposites - Blue (Blue) [Clear Vinyl] [Limited Edition] Discogs Mother's Milk peaked at numberWith their fourth album "Inexorable Opposites", JACK HARLON & THE DEAD CROWS deliver a doozy of a record. The Psychedelic Western Rockers from Down Under have taken a big leap that was made possible by breaking new ground. It pays off that the Australians have dared to take numerous creative risks, of which several stand out: First off, "Inexorable Opposites" introduces new drum powerhouse Brayden Becher, who has literally given the band an extra