Plantoid - TerrapathTake a look at the cover art for Plantoids debut album, the jazzy, prog rock opus Terrapath. In a desolate, misty landscape, a massive half vegetable, half machine structure resembling a spaceship looms above figures shrouded in shadow. Its weird and eerie, but it also ignites a feeling of wonder and nostalgia, like cracking open your favourite sci fi novel as a kid. It harkens back to 70s rock artwork, where ornate fantasy scenes gaze back at you

rather than a disadvantage

containing a second sleeve and housing rare images as well as brand new liner notes by Devo founding member Gerald Casale

It also contains the first issued version of the song "Wild Horses"

Joe White and Fran Keaney

vintage magazines for the perusal of idle musicians)

Rock Steady – Alternate Mix/Take

The Social Whirlpool (1:21)

Kath’s music was covered by the likes of Bill Callahan

The otherworldly dirge “God Turn Me into a Flower” serves as allegory about our collective hubris

and the community around us to establish what it means to belong in a North East Coastal Town

they could also write amazing songs

we would start one - I would play it