MARK VAN HOEN - The Eternal Present 13TH FLOOR ELEVATORS Californication - the band’s seventh

Californication - the band’s seventh album – saw them reunited with both errant guitarist John Frusciante (hauled out of a long and debilitating heroin addiction) and producer Rick Rubin

alongside such themes as injustice

“We would have these big communal meals every night

The genesis of which came via an 11th hour request from Daptone for a Sharon Jones remix (2007) that resulted in the reggae version of “How Long Do I Have To Wait For You

MARK VAN HOEN - The Eternal Present 13TH FLOOR ELEVATORS Californication - the band’s seventhLP Limited Edition Black Vinyl with artwork by Ian Anderson. Only 400 copies pressed in this edition. Following his last record for DellOrso collecting three years of tracks from his Bandcamp, Mark Van Hoen returns to the label with an album travelling much further and wider in scope and sound. The material on The Eternal Present spans three decades of his versatile career, yet they all sound like they could have been made today. It speaks not only to