THINK LIKE A KEY MUSIC

Attention, DIY devotees and sonic supermarket shoppers! TLAK Goes DIY proudly presents the musical equivalent of finding caviar in the canned goods aisle!

"Games & Groceries," the 1978 opus from R. Stevie Moore (the OG of bedroom pop before bedrooms were cool), is back and fresher than ever. This double album isn't just a record; it's a time machine that'll transport you to a world where genres are mere suggestions and creativity is the only currency.

Moore, the man who's been cranking out underground albums faster than you can say "prolific," serves up a smorgasbord of sound that'll make your ears wonder if they've accidentally stumbled into a musical Costco. From sunshine pop that'll make you reach for your sunglasses, to new-wave powerpop that's sharper than a box cutter, this album has more variety than the cereal aisle.

But wait, there's more! Sprinkled throughout are novelty tunes that'll tickle your funny bone, musique concrète that'll make your brain do gymnastics, and disco satire that's groovier than a 70's shag carpet. And let's not forget "Part of the Problem," a track so good, it's not part of the problem - it's the whole darn solution!

Now, thanks to the sonic sorcery of Prof. Stoned (yes, that's his real name, and yes, he's a remastering wizard), these tunes are cleaner than the produce section after a power wash. It's like we've given each track a spa day and a new haircut.

Whether you're a long-time Moore maniac or a curious newcomer ready to dive into his vast ocean of tunes, "Games & Groceries" is your golden ticket to a world where every track is a surprise and every listen is a new adventure.