After finally listening to the recent Moon Duo album on Woodsist, I decided it was time to hunt down some more jams from these guys. This 12″ EP on Sacred Bones hits the spot – the perfect mix of propulsive krautrock and white-hot psychedelia. This isn’t new, but I believe it is recently repressed – [...]
Oh, Acid Mothers Temple. These heavy-psych troubadours are at it again with a 2xLP priced at $35. This comes on “limited edition multi-colored double LP” and all that but if you aren’t a fan then I’m not going to try and talk you into it. If you miss out, don’t worry – they will likely [...]
I know we’re a bit behind on this record, but it surely deserves a writeup. I first stumbled across this band because the guitar player/co-frontman is my good friend (and art superstar) Daniel Danger, but I ended up being really impressed with it on its own merits. You don’t hear a lot of rich, powerful [...]
The folks at Minneapolis’ TAIGA Records are known for releasing some of today’s most interesting experimental music. Their new release is the second volume in Rafael Toral’s “Space Elements” series. Joined by a metric shitload of genius musicians, Toral’s new record is a wild exercise in jazz and electronics. You can check out some samples [...]
Um yeah. This is the fifth time we have posted about this album on this blog. Not much remains to be said. Amazing tunes, amazing artwork. Now fused together for ultimate harmony between sight and sound in the form of 2xLP vinyl picture disc. These imported beauties were previously pretty expensive as I recall, so [...]
Jimmy Blake is no stranger to these pages. If you loved his last 12″ on Hessle Audio, then you would probably be remiss if you did not scoop out some funds for this new 10″ backed with a tune from Jimmy’s buddy Airhead and released on my favorite boutique dubstep label: Brainmath. Yeah, a $14 [...]
Maybe I just haven’t been looking in the right places, but it seems like it’s been awhile since we heard from Jan Jelinek. Apparently, he has been hanging out with experimental vibraphonist Masayoshi Fujita and they decided to record an album together. Yep, I’m really posting about an experimental vibraphone album. Don’t let that put [...]
I know it has been out for a few months, but the wonderful gentlemen from Hawthorne Street Records sent over the new reissue of Pelican’s “March Into The Sea” EP, and it is looking and sounding amazing. If you’re unfamiliar with this one, it has an epic, sprawling 20 minute song on the a-side and [...]
Well, here’s one of those times that we said we might talk about the occasional tape release. Art Fag blew through their initial allotment of Dum Dum Girls’ “Blissed Out” cassette, but they’ve made a few more and restocked them. $10 shipped gets you some loud girl-group love. Visit ArtFagRecordings.com.
How exactly have we neglected to write about this record yet? Not sure about that, but here we are now. This came out almost an entire week ago and considering the limited nature of this LP – we’re looking like we are sleeping. New vinyl from the cellar-dwelling drone-worshipers named Robedoor, and the proper follow-up [...]
