SONIC 1971-1972 AwaitingStock SOMETHING IN THE WIND (1947)

SOMETHING IN THE WIND (1947)

their combination of singing and screaming setting the blueprint for many artists to come

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the only way something changes is when something changes

I was so aware of the privilege it was to play with these musicians every night

SONIC 1971-1972 AwaitingStock SOMETHING IN THE WIND (1947)WELLINGTON; Circa 1971 72. For just over a year Sonic label and studio owner Alan Dunnage and record producer Ed Morris aka OStrange became a magnet for the Wellington and lower North Island Underground music scene. The labels output was small and included only eight singles and no albums. The legacy of those recordings is a time capsule from a fleeting moment in time when Sixties counter culture effortlessly merged with the diverse and eclectic