George Heroine - TMYLTL [MARKED DOWN] - New LP

What you've come to expect from Muzz Delgado (aka Meercaz), not only different than what everyone else is doing or have done but different than everything that Muzz has done.  In the past, his recordings often recalled the hard rock / acid rock of 1968 (MC5, Blue Cheer, Hendrix) without sounding like 1968 or those artists, and also at times recalled the middle America underground rock that grew out of that and ignored the popular trends, bands like Rocket From the Tombs.  This set seems less like 1968 and more like those bands from the mid-70s that received little attention at the time, a little like artists from 1966 to 1985 who didn't give a rat's ass what the factories wanted from rock bands so they could sell lots of records at Record Land at the indoor shopping mall, this collection of songs going from Muzz's own versions of slinky funky beats, electric guitar driven acid rock and garage pop, all with a rough and tumble demo feel, until the set somewhat settles into a sorta refle