He took the bomb. From W be Z Chicago and PRX, this is soundions. I'm Jim De Regadis.

And I'm Greg Kot. This week we're digging into our stacks of new music and sharing some of our favorites.

From Danish Turkish psych rock band Alton Goon to a Chicago band called Sasquatch Turf War.

We've got new music you need to hear. Plus we'll talk with Peter Lewis, a member of the 1960s psychedelic rock band Moby

Grape. That's all coming up on Sound Opinions.

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You're listening to Sound Opinions and this week it's all about new music you need to hear

we call it buried treasures. Later in the show we're going to talk with a member of Moby

Grape a band from the 60s that still could be considered a buried treasure anyway.

It's tragic.

But first we got some new ones for you.

These are songs you and I are listening to a ton of music that we can't get to

on the show necessarily.

Stuff that's not as mainstream as some of the stuff we may talk about, but

certainly deserving of attention.

I want to start with a little band that was formed a couple of years ago by a man

named John Philip from Wisconsin.

He's a lifer, an indie life where he's basically spent half his life in bands.

Perhaps most famously with Tommy Stinson.

John Philip, primarily known as a drummer, but in this new project that he started called the mini meltdowns, he basically plays everything.

And as was also the lead singer and main songwriter came out with a

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