Transmaniacon feat. Lydia Lunch & Maya Berlin The Strange World Of Suzie Pellet 2/22/19 Everything seems to make sense

Everything seems to make sense

She was discovered by Gram Parsons

Released: 4/29/22

This exclusive "Gold Star" vinyl edition of Mavis Staples' self-titled debut solo album is released to celebrate the 55th anniversary of its original released in 1969

Cardiacs and early Blur b-sides abound in "Mutual Enemies" and "Hidden Tracks" while there's edgy American metallic synth punk in "Pigs"

Transmaniacon feat. Lydia Lunch & Maya Berlin The Strange World Of Suzie Pellet 2/22/19 Everything seems to make senseThe Strange World of Suzie Pellet' is a hard rocking concept album featuring a dark, unsettling and mysterious tale of future street dweller Suzie Pellet. A feisty survivor in a ruined world, Suzie is the brainchild of Ian Miller, fantasy horror artist and novelist. His surreal creations have graced book covers, graphic novels and films. Transmaniacon bring Miller's vision to sonic life, aided by the outstanding vocal deliveries of Lydia Lunch (a hind