With their cult following growing, Morphine expanded their audience even further with their exceptional 1994 sophomore effort, Cure for Pain. Whereas their debut, Good, was intriguing yet not entirely consistent, Cure for Pain more than delivered. The songwriting was stronger and more succinct this time around, while new drummer Billy Conway made his recording debut with the trio (replacing Jerome Deupree). Like the debut, most of the material shifts between depressed and upbeat, with a f...   [ read more ]

CD $11.38

Singer Mark Sandman coined the phrase 'low rock' to describe the sonorous, languid groove he created with the acclaimed Boston band Morphine. This 34 song, two-disc collection contains all previously unissued studio tracks, alternate takes and live performances, and takes its name from the line Sandman used to kick off most shows, 'We are Morphine at your service.' The first disc (subtitled Shadows contains unreleased diamonds such as 'It's Not Like That Anymore,' 'Women R Dogs,' 'Bye Bye Johnny' and ...   [ read more ]

MP3 $10.49

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VINYL FORMAT. New pressing on 180 gram vinyl! Originally released in 1995, Yes was Boston-based trio Morphine's third album. Featuring Mark Sandman on vocals and slide bass, Dana Colley on baritone sax, and Billy Conway on drums, Yes hit #1 on Billboard's Top Heatseekers chart, expanding the group's substantial cult following and the appeal of their noirish, guitar free, "low rock" sonics. Critical acclaim for the album and stand-out tracks, including singles "Honey White" and Super Sex," paved the way for...   [ read more ]

LP $24.98

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