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Good Monday, Whitechapel. I'm up early this morning, may as well turn this one over.
New week's releases are up at http://www.piccadillyrecords.com - just choose a genre from left and click "magic mix" to stream excerpts from the new releases. I usually swing by Largeheated Boy's Try it before you buy it posts on Tuesday mornings, too (mostly because I like to put an album cover to the mp3s, yes).
So what's on your playlist for this week? -
Alan Hovhaness - Piano Concerto No. 10 and Symphony for Metal Instruments
J.H. Kapsberger - Lute Works (Paul O'Dette)
Dave Douglas' Tiny Bell Trio - Songs for Wandering Souls -
Dead Low Tide:: former Murder City Devils powerful noise-rock masterpiece
Bali Gamelan and Kecak:: primal, soothing, and intense... does that contradict?
Chromeo: Fancy Footwork:: if you took all of the high points from the Breakin' 2 soundtrack and threw in a little Midnight Star this is what you'd get.
Battles: Mirrored:: futuremusic.... sounds like the music that robots will make... in the future.... -
- CommentAuthorbuzzorhowl
- CommentTimeAug 18th 2008
Yo La Tengo - ...well, I would say I'm listening to their album "I Am Not Afraid Of You And I Will Beat Your Ass" a lot, except the truth is that out of the 15 songs on it, I really only listen to two--the first one and the last one. Between them, "Pass the Hatchet, I Think I'm Goodkind" and "The Story Of Yo La Tango" [yes, the misspelling is intentional] are 23 minutes of the album, and they're so far above the rest of the songs on there that I can't stomach playing the rest of the album at the same time as those two songs. So yeah, really just those two songs. A lot.
Also:
Lemuria - Get Better
Stereolab - Peng!
Motorpsycho - Little Lucid Moments; Black Hole/Blank Canvas
Oasis - Definitely Maybe
Suede - Self-titled -
- CommentAuthorfrenchbloke
- CommentTimeAug 18th 2008
more virginia astley
whitehouse live dvd
some dodgy albbum by cicciolina
rather suspect looking ukrainian techno
the associates
colin newman
that new byrne / eno thing
and some beigecore from the groovesofdelight blog. -
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CommentAuthorjoe.distort
- CommentTimeAug 18th 2008
finally got a copy of DRESDEN DOLLS-no virginia. so far im liking it, but the last record i think was more my style.
also, dj TRON-resurection mixtape
was told of a new "violent...and aggressive" manson album in the works so i am imagining that between now and winter. -
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Funny kind of mood today - looking for a mixture of the old and new. This is what I found:
David Holmes & The Free Association - Come Get It, I Got It
oddball 60s sounds and funk dug up, unstitched and sewn back together with a rusty needle
Eliza Magill - Fingers And Fists
friend-of-a-friend, short and sweet piano sounds, delicate and perfect production, growing on me
Telafonica - Morpheme
trawling through deep house, trip hop, abstract and ambient pop and resurfacing with pearls from all of them -
On the way into work:
The Damned - Thanks for the Night (Rat Mix)
The Pogues - Rake at the Gates of Hell
The Jam - News of the world
The Stooges - I Wanna Be Your Dog
The Legendary Shack Shakers - Ichabod!
The Dirtbombs - If You Can Want
The New York Dolls - Human Being
Front 242 - Welcome to Paradise (The live version from Reboot)
Mick Harvey - Who is "in", Who is "Out"
Right now"
Pop Will Eat Itself - Cure for Sanity -
Stuff for reviewing (and pleasure)
Saviors - Into Abbadon
The Sword - Gods of the Earth
Statues - Terminal Bedroom
Off With Their Heads - From the Bottom -
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CommentAuthorjoe.distort
- CommentTimeAug 18th 2008
dammit, off with their heads is so much more prolific than dear landlord-which wouldnt be a problem except that i looooove DL and am only kinda into OWTH.
(only brought up because i love their split 7", so whenever i think of one band i tend to think of the other as well) -
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- CommentAuthorBrent Wilcox
- CommentTimeAug 18th 2008
Another eccentric/eclectic Sunday night has passed....
Aug 17, 2008
Ry Cooder/VM Bhatt - Meeting By The River
Aki Peltonen - Accordion, Drums & MW-radio
The Books - Fralite
Fleet Foxes - White Winter Hymnal
Ingrid Karklins - Race The Sky
LVDLM - Le Paradis Perdus
Roberto Musci/Giovanni Venotsa - Tamatave
Pumajaw - The Burning of Auchindoun
Varttina - Tuulen Tunto
Accordion Tribe - O'O
Janet Feder - Loose Slots
Aranis - Vala
Marshall/Anger w/Vasen -Skridskolaten
Bart Hopkin - Woodkal, String-on-Tine, Dual Slide Whistle
Samm Bennett - Blue Jay Way
Rinji Kadekaru - Jidai No Nagare
Yoshida Bros - Modern
Volapuk - Pas de Panic
Zelwer - The Bear Tamers Have Gone Away
Hoven Droven - Morsepolskan
David Byrne/Brian Eno - Strange Overtones
Floratone - Floratone
DJ Dolores - Cala Cala
Brian Eno/David Byrne - Very, Very Hungry
LAN Formatique - Jeye Sun Sun Son (remix)
Niyaz - Feraghi - Song of Exile
Puppetina - Oo Wa Do
Brian Eno - This
Fripp & Eno - Sneering Loop
Sub Swara - Infiltrate
Bajofondo - Borges y Paraguay
The Dylan Group - Towers of Dub
Jah Wobble/Evan Parker - Full On
Bill Laswell - Moving Target
Critters Buggin - Mount Blasta
Bill Laswell - Work Song
Mylab - Fancy Party Cakes
Mats/Morgan Band - Not Us
Najma - Aaj Ki Junli Raat Ma -
I need to say how fond of DOUBLE HELIX I have grown in a short time.
This time I'm going to listen to my friends Steeple Remove
They are releasing a new lp. I'm proud of them. They've been playing music like, for ever.
(You can also hear scraps of what they did before here
They used to be on SORDIDE SENTIMENTAL the first label who signed Joy Division. Now you know. -
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CommentAuthorbrittanica
- CommentTimeAug 18th 2008
would be listening to faun fables live tonight at my favorite dingy hole-in-the-wall club, but i have to fucking work.
you've no idea how angry i am with the world.
been mostly listening to damn water fountain because they said they'd kill me if i didn't. -
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My band (Verbatim) released tonight to the internet a free record called Pool Party.
The whole idea is that we lock ourselves in the studio for the weekend and must release to the Internet whatever we have done by Sunday night. Anything goes. So we threw a party and just sorta made a record while it was going on. Very little rehearsing, very little dubbing. A whole bunch of first takes. Feels to me like a mid-80's Replacements record. And oh yeah, we have a song inspired by the Great Zombie Debate.
We also did another one like this in March called Pizza Party.
Enjoy, and lemme know what you think.
Thanks! -
Zappa - Civilisation Phase III
Elephant9 - Dodovoodoo
Magma - MDK
Magma - Udu Wudu
Padded Cell - Night Must Fall -
@vrbtm > thanks!
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- CommentAuthorJames Puckett
- CommentTimeAug 19th 2008
ziggy stardust -
@Gekko, please enjoy!
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King Tuff - Was Dead
Sounds like if Marc Bolan was fronting the Velvet Underground.
Statues - Terminal Bedroom
A mix of 70's punk and 80's power-pop, somewhere in between The Undertones and The Replacements. -
I just got Destroyer 666's Cold Steel For An Iron Age and it's jettisoned them to the top of play list rotation. Nevermore's Dreaming Neon Black is coming in around number 2, after that it falls apart, I'm currently listening to some Rollins Band. Some Smashing Pumpkins is extremely possible along with my usual arrangement of Nick Cave, possibly changing to some P.J. Harvey in the wee hours of the morning.