Mouth from Cologne switch from the prog label Tonzonen to This Charming Man with their fourth album "Getaway" - and nobody could be more pleased about it than me! What a mad trip the three of them throw in here. The very first song almost bursts the duration of a long-playing record. Meandering nicely trippy through the musical swamp rock landscape of the 60s & 70s, Mouth scrape along all the genres you can roam with a classic rock band - prog, rock, space, garage, jazz or krautrock - this is all formed into a coherent, stomping mass on "Getaway". With "Once" they have a real hit on board that can make the dance floor of any indie/rock party shake - simply great. Previous albums "Rhizome" (2009/2020) , "Vortex" (2017), "Floating" (2018), "Live'71" (2018), "Past-Present-Future" (2019)) were all highly acclaimed works and I'm sure MOUTH's well matured album "Getaway" will also pick up the critical acclaim. And of course the 4th album is an album whose songs are woven together by a narrative concept: A hopeless escape without a happy ending. The album artwork comes from the artist Rolf Maria Koller (The Apocalyptic Dream | 1972) and the master is done by Eroc.