Barnabus: Beginning To Unwind
Barnabus: Beginning To Unwind
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Barnabus
Label: Rise Above Limited
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 803343234695
Genre: Rock
Double vinyl LP pressing housed in gatefold sleeve. Features original 'homemade' artwork for one of the acetates owned by a band member. Truly a cult album for fans of obscure, heavy 70's progressive hard rock! Barnabus were a band from the West Midlands/Warwickshire region of the UK, who were active between the years 1970-73. During that they built up a local reputation and recorded an album of heavy-duty material in late 1971, which has never seen the light of day until now! Apart from a handful of acetates being made up and distributed to family and friends, Beginning to Unwind has remained an unreleased album for all this. After several years of extensive research, Rise Above Relics is delighted to bring you this underground heavy '70s monster, painstakingly remastered from the original analogue tapes, which have been carefully baked for optimal reproduction. In their day, Barnabus were actually given the seal of approval by none other than the dark princes of Doom themselves: Ozzy Osbourne and Tony Iommi, when they judged them winners in the regional heat of a national competition for legendary British Music paper, Melody Maker, in 1972!
Tracks:
1.1 America
1.2 Gas Rise
1.3 The War Drags on
1.4 Beginning to Unwind
1.5 Clasped Hands
1.6 Morning Dew
1.7 Don't Cry for Me My Lady
1.8 Resolute
1.9 Drifters Lament
1.10 Apocalypse
