UNDERSTAND - Burning Bushes and Burning Bridges LP Garage "Imber & Tyneham" compares and

"Imber & Tyneham" compares and contrasts two villages taken over and claimed by the MOD during WWII - one still actively used by the military for combat training on the Salisbury Plain

creamy kosmiche jams in their stride

Death After Life is comprised of eight chapters drawn from the album title

The influence of Memphis is evident in the Booker T-esque instrumental 'Amores' and the swamp funk of 'Do Your Thing

and STEVE LACY

UNDERSTAND - Burning Bushes and Burning Bridges LP Garage "Imber & Tyneham" compares andThe 25th anniversary re issue of Understands debut full length. "Formed in Southend, Essex, England, in 1992, alternative rock band Understand grew from the ashes of local group Stand Off (other members of that band, Hallam Foster and Tony Maddocks, went on to work with Above All). Comprising Dom Anderson (vocals), John Hannon (guitar), Rob Coleman (guitar), Stuart Quinnell (bass) and Andy Shepherd (drums), they continued Stand Offs straight edge