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“The judicious use of sound effects adds to the occasionally claustrophobic atmosphere”: Crime Of The Century by Supertramp – Album Of The Week Club review

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“The judicious use of sound effects adds to the occasionally claustrophobic atmosphere”: Crime Of The Century by Supertramp – Album Of The Week Club review

With Crime Of The Century, Supertramp defined their signature sound and created a progressive rock masterpiece

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