New Releases

http://www.eyelessingaza.com/ wrote:According to Bates, the subject matter of Arriving Fire is simply “the distance between inner and outer worlds – the spaces that surge and live between setting out and the journey itself … (where) … the traveller never truly arrives … because, to arrive is to complete and put an end to what you are striving for – and that is not the aim, ever.” Bates’ often private language and imagery is explored deftly here within this collection of “November Songs” … songs about transition and exploration of the spirit … “grasping towards looking at different feelings, notions of sanctuary and sanctity that might help address some way in which we might build some kind of form of spiritual space of our own, in which to survive.

http://www.surfrockmusic.com/tor-peders-brev-fran-ederstorp.html wrote:Do you remember the popular 1960's phrase, "Turn on, tune in, drop out"? Talk about apropos! Not only will you want to turn on, tune in and drop out, Brev Fran Ederstorp will grab you, slam you into a chair and hold you there. It will stone you out of your brainpan. You don't have to be an aging hippie or a stoner to get wasted on these tunes. Brev Fran Ederstorp will absolutely blow your mind, no matter how straight-laced or counterculture you might be. Sideways cigarettes are not required to get the ultimate high while listening to this far out, grooved, vinyl release.

Brev Fran Ederstorp takes me back to the late '60s and early '70s, the days of Iron Butterfly, Vanilla Fudge and other bands of that flower child, hippie van, stoned-out era. I was there, playing the music, gigging, recording and digging the sounds of the time. I'm very intimate with those years and I strongly believe that if Tor Peders had been around back then, they would have owned some acreage at the top of the music scene, alongside Iron Butterfly, Vanilla Fudge and Strawberry Alarm Clock.
From the incredible, surfy, opening number, Aye Makami, to the powerful, but laid back, closing tune, L'esprit d'escaliere, the intensity and deepness ... hallmarks of 45 years ago ... never let up. Each cut on this eight-track instrumental album holds true to the era in all conceivable aspects. None of us here could pick a favorite song. None of us could find one that didn't belong. Every song is remarkable in every way. There are absolutely no B-sides on Brev Fran Ederstorp.

ELECTRIC MOON/INNSIDE OUTSIDE wrote:OUT IN JUNE: "Innside Outside", our new album, out on
The Great Pop Supplement Records, UK. Lim. to 500, coloured vinyl,
recorded at PMK Innsbruck, September 2013.

http://innerear.bandcamp.com/album/distractions wrote:Having impressed us over the past nearly three years with their excellent first releases and their explosive concerts, it is now time to get our hands on the first complete work of A Victim Of Society. And its name is ''Distractions''.

Vagelis Makris and Fotis Ntouskas, in other words the two members of the band, manage to fit in their music the best moments of the bands that made us love rock n 'roll and at the same time to create a completely personal sound. Dark, dirty, neurotic, yet addictive, ''Distractions'' steps on the best music of the past but still sounds as fresh and contemporary, as few of its genre. Haunting guitars and loops that produce waves of rhythmic noise accompany the spunky vocals to create the perfect soundtrack for a nightmarish post-urban landscape. Recorded at Sonic Playground Studios by Nikos Triantafyllou and mastered by Jamal Ruhe at West West Side Music Studio in New York, ''Distractions'' has all the makings to be a landmark album of the greek alternative scene.

''Distractions'' is out on vinyl including bonus cd and digital album from Inner Ear.
credits
released 28 April 2014

http://www.stereogum.com/1685826/electric-wurms-heart-of-the-sunrise-yes-cover/mp3s/ wrote:Electric Würms is the side-project duo of longtime Flaming Lips partners Wayne Coyne and Steven Drozd, and they’ve just announced the impending release of their new EP Musik, Die Shwer Zu Twerk, set to arrive later this summer. The EP’s first single is a cover of Yes’s “Heart Of The Sunrise,” a 10-minute prog odyssey that appeared on that band’s 1971 album Fragile. The Electric Würms version is considerably shorter, but it’s bugged out and psychedelic and discordant in ways that go beyond even the more recent, freaked-out Flaming Lips material.

movingwithheavyheart wrote:Το από καιρό αναμενόμενο e.p. των Ιταλών Nomotion



και εδω το αφιερωματακι που τους εχω κανει

http://bucketfullofnails.com/2014/06/23/first-listen-dressmaker-glass-ep/ wrote:Announcing their arrival via a sonic blitzkrieg, London’s dressmaker forge noise and melody on their debut EP, Glass. At first blush strains of early Joy Division eek through. On further inspection, dressmaker channels a much more sinister muse. From the seething “The Future” to the wall of sound that occupies the macabre “Skeleton Girl,” dressmaker marks a new entry into the post-punk canon with Glass.