MERYL STREEK - 796 ROBERT HOOD an army of Latin percussion

an army of Latin percussion instruments and addictive vocal chants all combine in this powerful mix of radical 60s Afro-centric jazz

hard to pin point

originally release in August 2005

Widely considered one of the best shows from the Pigpen-Keith era of the Grateful Dead

”Applying the inventiveness of hip-hop to longstanding paradigms of soul

MERYL STREEK - 796 ROBERT HOOD an army of Latin percussionLP Green Vinyl Dublin avant garde punk Meryl Streek release their debut album on Gallows label Venn Records (Bob Vylan, Witch Fever, Static Dress). The album was produced by Dan Doherty (Fontaines D. C., Damian Dempsey) at Darklands Audio Dublin. The debut album 796, is a devastating condemnation of the shameful Catholic church abuse scandal in Ireland. The album was penned following The Mother and Baby Homes Commission of Investigation findings. The