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. http://home.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user
Ariana usually swings by Largehearted Boy's Try it before you buy it posts on Tuesday mornings, too.
The instrumental tracks off Marylin Manson's latest "EatMe/Drinkme". It's quite interesting and very good work music for some unholy reason. Stripped of Manson's voice they work better.
Brian Eno/David Byrne's latest is also getting a spin. Sounds a bit like post-modern choir music.
Smoke & Mirrors KEUL - 88.9 Girdwood, AK KABN- FM 89.7 Kasilof, AK Sundays, 7-10pm =======================================
Oct 26, 2008
Bill Laswell - Simulacra Ian Boddy - Foundry Marcus Reuter/Robert Rich - Reminder
Trance Mission - No They There Jon Hassell - Courage Adrian Sherwood - Strange Turn Secret Archives of The Vatican - Gulshan I Raz Ali Slimani - S'Habi Pickadelic - Burn Mamacita
Natasha Atlas - El Nowm The Danubians - Mirror Talk 17 Pygmies - Celestina 1 Dhrone - Nottamun Town Hedningarna - Kaivonkansi Conventum - Commerce Nostalgique Kate Bush - Pi
Bobby Previte & Bump - Put Away Your Crayons Will Bernard - Blister Isotope - Golden Section Zony Mash - Stompin' At The Cranium Medeski Martin & Wood - Professor Nohair Microscopic Septet - Lies Gary Windo - Carmus
This Heat - Pool Mogwai - Danphe & The Brain Phillip Glass - Spaceship
I'm quite enjoying The Casbah podcast, which is a radio show on a Saturday night (Podcast goes up one to two days after the show), which to quote the blurb "The best in surf, garage, blues, soul and more since 1997. The program airs live every Saturday night on KSYM 90.1 (San Antonio, Texas)."
I've also been playing with the genius in iTunes, and it's on a serious glam kick, so Venus in Furs, Lou Reed, T-rex have all been getting heavy rotation.
My tastes appear to be evolving and devolving at the same time. The other night I started listening to My Chemical Romance, and right after that I listened to Pixies "Surfer Rosa" album. Other than that, in the car it's always some Nine Inch Nails album or another. I'm still in the stone age of coolsville. no iPod or whatever, just switching cd's at red lights.
some reason I missed (not really, just sorta didn't get it at the time) the Gutter Twins - Saturnalia and hence I also missed Adorata. These are both extremely good and I feel dumber for not having listened to them at the time.
I'm still in the stone age of coolsville. no iPod or whatever, just switching cd's at red lights
you arent alone.
ASSHOLE PARADE-studentghettoviolence (crucial discography of gainesville violence) THE OATH-various stuff DRESDEN DOLLS-no virginia MASSHYSTERII-tvivel 7" GENGHIS TRON-board up the house SHARK ATTACK-blood in the water 7"
I've been listening to "L.E.S. Artiste" by Santogold on repeat. It the kind of female-vocalist rock that is popular on the altstations, I guess? I've been hearing in on Saint Paul's 89.3 The Current. Sort of a cross, musically, between Tegan and Sara on the one hand, and, hmm, the Yeah Yeah Yeah's, maybe, on the other?
I'm just hitting a major black metal phase - stuff i had forgotten I'd got.
I'll list some of the names but quite honestly, I wouldnt have recognised most of them a couple of hours ago...
Arkona (frightening), Asuru, Dawn of relic (I'm liking them a lot), Forest stream i like, oooh Thronar (hilarious), Fleurety (unusual, good unusual) augury and also Uskumug, which is just plain weird. Archandrja I just dont like.
After Warren’s blog post about the Nina Hagen/Apocalyptica video I’ve become obsessed with Apocalyptica. Unfortunately the local shop only had one album in stock…damned small businesses.
Danielle Dax - The Living And The Stillborn Deep Purple - Fireball Siouxsie And The Banshees - Night Shift Rolling Stones - Happy Danielle Dax - Daisy Siouxsie And The Banshees - Arabian Knights Rolling Stones - Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)