One of the most undervalued, undiscovered 70's rock bands, this trio of Afro-American proto-punkers from Detroit recorded a mind-blowing album in 1975 that sat on a studio shelf for 34 years because Clive Davis didn't have the balls to release a record by a band called Death. Their sole release, a lone 7" single, fetches astronomical prices on the collectors' market; now, thanks to Drag City Records, the brothers Hackney's album "...For the Whole World to See" is FINALLY released, and it's kicking asses across the globe.

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One of the most undervalued, undiscovered 70's rock bands, this trio of Afro-American proto-punkers from Detroit recorded a mind-blowing album in 1975 that sat on a studio shelf for 34 years because Clive Davis didn't have the balls to release a record by a band called Death. Their sole release, a lone 7" single, fetches astronomical prices on the collectors' market; now, thanks to Drag City Records, the brothers Hackney's album "...For the Whole World to See" is FINALLY released, and it's... (read more)