Q Lazzarus – Goodbye Horses 12" electronic sometimes called Criminal Trap

sometimes called Criminal Trap

where he was the house bass player – regularly performing alongside a host of iconic comedians from the past 40 years inc

Freddie Hubbard (1938-2008) also needs little introduction

and it remains a tripped-out joy to experience

Presented with beautiful and frightening cover artwork courtesy of the digitally evil mastermind Joe B

Q Lazzarus – Goodbye Horses 12" electronic sometimes called Criminal TrapAt long last, Q Lazzarus says hello to Dark Entries. Q Lazzarus is the moniker of Diane Luckey, born in New Jersey in 1960. While living in the East Village in New York City in the 1980s, Diane met songwriter Bill Garvey at a party and they recorded Goodbye Horses in his home studio. As the story goes, Luckey met Hollywood director Jonathan Demme when she picked him up in her taxi during a snowstorm in 1986. Demme was wowed by her demo tape, which was