New week's releases are up at http://www.piccadillyrecords.com on Monday morning - just choose a genre from left and click "magic mix" to stream excerpts from the new releases.
Ariana usually swings by Largehearted Boy's Try it before you buy it posts on Tuesday mornings, too.
Just discovered the awfully-named but otherwise excellent Kings of Frog Island. Think mid- to late-period Kyuss being done by English guys; now add some slide guitar and a vague obsession with amphibians. Works for me, at least at the moment.
DEATHREAT/ TALK IS POISON split 7" (featuring one of my top five songs of all time, "data void") UNRUH-setting fire to sinking ships MIKA MIKO-c.y.s.l.a.b.f AGENTS OF ABHORRENCE/EXTORTION split 7" RADIOHEAD-kid a THE NOW-ep and i think there was some DS 13 in there somewhere
Autechre - Untitled Murder By Death - Red of Tooth and Claw Janos Starker - Bach Suites for Solo Cello (some of the most perfect cello music you'll ever hear) Gojira - The Way of All Flesh Torche - Meanderthal Bad Brains - Bad Brains
now that they've been brought up, i'm going to START listenign to DA this week. oh dave witte, your drumming makes my boy parts feel funny.....
i've been way into Monster Magnet this week for some reason. i have no defense. also listening to Robert Anton Wilson talk about all manner of silly things in several interviews/lectures that i downloaded.
my girlfriend likes Peter Bjorn & John, so i'v eheard them quite a bit. eh. whistling pisses me off.
The past week has been a consistent rotation of the following few albums:
Rosetta - The Galilean Satellites Rosetta - Wake/Lift Baloa/Rosetta - Project Mercury Welcome the Plague Year - S/T Bloodhorse EP Glacier Hiking - The Color By Numbers EP
Envy/Jesu split (of whose existence I learned on this very forum, thank you to whomever brought that up) I Can Lick Any Sonofabitch In The House - Put Here To Bleed Dark Meat - Universal Indians (the song "Well, Fuck You Then" is fucking awesome) Fed By Fiction- We Ate The Apple EP Fugazi - 13 Songs Holy! Holy! Holy! - S/T and, for some reason, The Lawrence Arms - Ghost Stories
Too true, my first band(oh boy am I gonna regret that) when I was 16 (when I was all about binge drinking *ahem* unlike now) pretty much totally copped that "one gruff voice, one pretty voice drunk dudes playing pop punk" vibe to a T, so Ghost Stories and Guided Tour of Chicago are records that really bring me back along with earlier Alkaline Trio, the Broadways, etc.
@snakeface I had only heard A Dead Sinking Story so this is a pretty big departure for them for me (if that made any sense) but I am really liking it. Not to mention the Jesu side kicks ass as per usual.
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Dec 7, 2008
Microscopic Septet - The Big Squeeze
Stars Of The Lid - Slight On the Childproof David Lang - The Anvil Chorus Knitting By Twilight - Jaunt To Dreamland Leila - Daisies, Cats & Spacemen Duet for Theremin & Lap Steel - Live eyedrum 1218 improv 2 17 Pygmies - Celestina 8
David Byrne/Brian Eno - Home Todd Sickafoose - Future Fauna Amir ElSaffar - Flood Zorn/Medeski Martin & Wood - Vianuel Lata Mangeshkar & S.P. Salasubramaniam - Didi Tera Devar Deewana Los Mirlos - Muchachita del Oriente Pickadelic - Burn Mamacita Birdsongs of The Mesozoic - The Orange Ocean
Hugh Hopper/Matt Howarth - The Long Drive Aksak Maboul/Honeymoon Killers - Boss de Crosses dans le Doulos Laika - Sugar Daddy Poptastic - You Put A Spell On Me Grassy Knoll - Unbelievable Truth Barry Adamson - The Snowball Effect
Carl Stone - L 'Qs 'a Moelle
Colin Newman - Fish 8 Danielle Dax - Bayou Dead Can Dance - Indus Kate Bush - Cloudbusting Hilde Marie Kjersem - A Killer For That Ache