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Album Review

Erica Pomerance: You Used To Think

Read "You Used To Think" reviewed by Raul d'Gama Rose


You Used To Think is one of those records that defines the late 1960s cry for freedom. Laced with existential angst, the music is a Joycean journey that meanders musically--in a gloriously atonal manner--through myriad idioms, including jazz, folk, and a wet canvas of classical Indian ragas. The glue that binds it all is the eerily beautiful, raspy, poetic, angular howl of Erica Pomerance. Her music is without guile, and pierces through the nonsense of a world gone completely mad ...


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