Fraction was a short-lived Los Angeles garage band. In the summer of 1970, the band entered a studio and cut their only album, Moon Blood. Only 200 copies of this little psychedelic masterpiece were ever pressed, making it over the years a mega-rarity going for ridiculous sums of money. Album was reissued on cd in 1999 and brings it's fuzz and reverb festival onto compact disc for the first time and features three bonus tracks of previously unissued origin, "Prisms (Bonus Track)," "Dawning Light (Bonus Track)," and "Intercessor's Blues (Bonus Track)." Vocally, Jim Beach works the Jim Morrison side of the street while the band works the standard riffs of the era into a fuzz overloaded stomp that sounds like a perfect period piece. Lovers of fuzz-drenched psychedelia will go crazy over this one. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.