I Can (album), by Gomrund

I Can (album)

by Gomrund

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Joe A buys records If you need to exfoliate your face, put this on. Favorite track: Detect Evil.

Mark G I'm only going for this lead track, because of the double bass. I'm a sucker for a double bass. Takes me back to the joys of Fingathing.
But this is not Fingathing. This is all together unique. An idiosyncratic meander through all forms of offbeat dance music that you might have heard over the years synthesised with the occasional soulful woo, wah wah pedal and more.
Frankly, it's great.
Gomrund is a talented magician musician. Favorite track: Detect Evil.

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1.	Detect Evil 04:36
2.	Smite Evil 03:22	buy track
3.	Wield Axes 04:24
4.	Live to 400 05:28
5.	See in the Dark 04:19
6.	Lay on Hands 05:08
7.	Dodge Giants 04:07
8.	Summon a Warhorse 04:19
9.	Kill Orcs 03:22
10.	Notice Unusual Stonework 04:42
11.	Remove Disease 04:56
12.	Turn Undead 05:25

about

In 1958, Gomrund journeyed to Brooklyn's legendary Urgrosh Studios. Teaming up with DJ Moradin, they produced an album that Punch magazine described as 'decades behind its time'.

During a bout of inspirational paralysis, Gomrund asked Moradin what the tracks should be focused on. Moradin replied, 'Man (it was the 1950s) what can you do?'

It was a rhetorical question, but Gomrund thought, ruminated, and pondered, until it hit him, 'I know, I can...'

Thought lost for decades, the album was discovered by an unlikely traveler, who was looking for something else, but instead found this.

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released December 25, 1958

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