Magic Factory - Deliver the Goods (Vinyl) Public Enemy deserves a place in modern

deserves a place in modern musical history

One of the most iconic and influential albums ever

and includes a 28-page booklet

rather than a standalone record

Oberst is still amusing himself by messing with the extremes Bright Eyes baked into this era’s releases

Magic Factory - Deliver the Goods (Vinyl) Public Enemy deserves a place in modernFive years after their debut Working With Gold, Auckland's rock'n'roll ensemble, Magic Factory, take another ride to the stoner Seventies' spirit of Aerosmith, Rolling Stones and soundtrack to Dazed and Confused. With members from Vietnam War, Drab Doo Riffs, Raw Nerves and other bands, Magic Factory unashamedly deliver play loud, riff driven originals which also peel off from the country rock of Gram Parsons and the later Saints (Lords of Mercy, Warm