Mag - Amplitude – Wizards Of Today [LP] DIY / Lo-Fi / Pop while subtly nodding toward historical

while subtly nodding toward historical gestures from the early years of the avant-garde

hazy electronics with an almost Yeast Culturian approach to continuous longform composition

a maximum result from seemingly minimum effort

and time to become proficient on the banjo which

song writer

Mag - Amplitude – Wizards Of Today [LP] DIY / Lo-Fi / Pop while subtly nodding toward historical"If you ever thought Debris was Oklahoma's only entry into the bloodstream of feral, batshit rock, guess again. Mag Amplitude's, 'Wizards Of Today' appeared in a miniscule, self released edition of 100 in 1983 & was the brainchild of a blind, guitarist vocalist by the name of Matt Muncil. On 'Wizards Of Today', Muncil considered by the psychedelic mafia to be the "Higney of Heavy Rock' & drummer Scott Roher proceed to lay down over 7 tracks an