New Releases

http://www.leonardcohenfiles.com/newsflash.html wrote:The new studio album will be released on September 23, 2014.

http://deathblues.com/publications/non-fiction-lp/ wrote:
Death Blues is a multi-disiplinary project by Jon Mueller that addresses the inevitability of death as impetus to become fully present in each moment. “Non-fiction” is the third musical installment in the larger Death Blues project, and the first for SIGE Records.

“Non-fiction” opens with a a single and insistent pulse, the foundation upon which two side-long pieces that comprise the album are built. Serving as a thematic anchor, the rhythmic cycles propelling the compositions are the albums lifesblood – ceaselessly active, blossoming in permutated variations through drumkit, various percussion, guitars, and voice. Movements contract and expand, sparsely rendered themes increase in density reaching maximum satura- tion, all are infused with a sense of spirited determination.

“With Death Blues blaring on your speakers at the appropriate volume, Mueller foists his physical presence into your airspace, blanketing you with a litany of dry vocalizations and bruising beats that sketch out a black-and-white still image of a man working himself down into the grave, or working himself up into transcendence.”
-Tiny Mix Tapes

http://www.brooklynvegan.com/archives/2014/05/watery_love_rel.html wrote:Philly's Watery Love make the kind of hot greasy sludge usually associated with Gulf Coast oil spills. (It should be no surprise the band has released stuff on Siltbreeze.) Their new album, Decorative Feeding, is nine amphetamine punches of despondent, punk n' roll like "Piece of Piss" and "I'm a Skull." Stream their evocatively titled "Pump the Bimbo" below.

lfmmdf wrote:
tags: alternative /Copenhagen

Εκ Δανίας...

Εδώ η φωνή δίνει ρέστα... κι η μουσική δυνατή με τη σειρά της γίνεται  η υπόκρουση σε ό,τι λέγεται με κραυγές...καθόλου άναρθρες...τ΄ αντίθετο...




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Και μετά την καταιγίδα απ το Γενάρη του 2014 , έρχεται "κάτι" ακόμη να πει τον Ιούλη του 2014...και το λέει εξίσου ωραία...



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http://www.oresundspacecollective.com/UntitledFrameset-5.htm wrote:We are preparing the ØSC- Music for Pogonologists 2LP/2CD release for later this year. It will be our first new studio material for a year. YOu can preview two of the tracks on the bandcamp site. More info will appear later this month about the different vinyl colours, artwork, track listing etc..

http://www.earthlingsociety.co.uk/ wrote:Earthling Society formed Jan 2004 in Fleetwood Lancashire UK.Original line-up consisted of Fred Laird (guitars, keys and vox) David Fyall (Bass and hair) and Jon Blacow (drums and percussion).

Influenced by the psychedelic scene of the 1960's and the Krautrock of CAN, Ash Ra Tempel, Popol Vuh and Amon Duul 2, The trio set up their own 8 track studio in the corner of a disused glass factory.

During this early incarnation. Earthling Society recorded their legendary lo-fi debut 'Albion' which became immortalised in Julian Cope's hugely influential 'Album of the month' section on his Head Heritage website.

Support gigs for Cope followed as did live appearances with Damo Suzuki, White Hills, Hawkwind, Groundhogs and Blue Cheer to name a few.

Since the debut, the band have released a number of critically acclaimed DIY album on Berlin's Nasoni Records, London based 4Zero and the cult vinyl of Fruits De Mer records.

Numerous line-up changes have restricted Earthling Society to expand its audiences over the years, mostly due to the the variety of miscreants that have come and gone under a cloud of egomania, self abuse and bad hair. Strangely the majority of these have been bass players! However, the nucleus of Fred Laird and Jon Blacow remains.

2013 saw the release of the critically acclaimed 'Zodiak' album featuring new members Kim Allen (Bass), and Neil Whitehead (electronics). A number of well received live slots at the various underground psych festivals cemented the group as one of the most original and powerful space rock bands in the UK.

2014 will see the release of their sprawling Meisterwerk 'England, Have my bones' which features a live rendition of the Alice Coltrane classic 'Journey in Satchidinanda'. The album is due out in summer.

http://fauxdiscx.bandcamp.com/album/no-time wrote:
“No Time”s ten songs are meditiations on the passing of time itself and the pre-concieved notions (both external and internal) of what you can and should be doing with it. “No Time”s lyrics touch on a universal fear held by many young people heading north of their Twenties; what am I doing, and will I have enough time to do it? Reeves spent many hours writing and re-writing the album’s tunes at home and in his rehearsal space in Brighton before hitting “record” and it shows. While his debut was constructed ‘as-it-happened’ and recorded directly into his computer, “No Time”s deliberate songcraft proves just how far he’s come as a tunesmith, seamlessly aligning his pop smarts with avant-leaning psychedelic drones and a propulsive, rhythmic drive. Dreamy guitar ragas like the opening track “Won’t Remember My Name” ebb and flow seamlessly into motorik head-boppers like “Never Come Back Again” and “All The Same”, whilst pop tunes “Guided Through” and “No Time” shimmer enticingly through a foggy haze.

Mixed to perfection with likeminded independents and Hookworms mastermind, MJ in Leeds and mastered by Joe Caithness at Subsequent Mastering, these are songs to get lost in; to discover & re-discover.

http://celutared.bandcamp.com/track/keyhole wrote:Celuta is an asteroid between Mars and Jupiter. Red is the colour of fire, a vital element of life, such as music. We play music because we can't do otherwise

https://soundcloud.com/hidden-volume-records/the-belltowers-no-matter wrote:"No Matter" is a psych-folk-rock 12 string explosion. Fans of The Byrds, Love and incredible harmonies will dig this. Single out on Hidden Volume May 2014.

http://slovenly.bandcamp.com/album/acid-baby-jesus-vegetable-ep wrote:LIMITED EDITION OF 999 COPIES / NUMBERED: Deeper and deeper into the sonic soil they burrow, harvesting fresh, organic ingredients for their psychedelic salad… ACID BABY JESUS returns unbruised from a dirty rumor or two of their expiration. Slovenly Recordings has clipped nary a coupon and once again presents a tasty plate of our heaviest lysergic recipe. Drenched in a complex dressing of luxurious Mediterranean flavours, this new “Vegetable” single, released in anticipation of their upcoming second entrée, provides just enough nutrition to keep you satisfied, but never full.

http://www.stereogum.com/1706638/marianne-faithfull-late-victorian-holocaust/mp3s/ wrote:The legendarily dark British singer-songwriter Marianne Faithfull has been making music for 50 years now, and she’s celebrating her five decades in the game by putting together a new scorched-earth album called Give My Love To London. Case in point: Nick Cave wrote the song “Late Victorian Holocaust” for Faithfull, and it sounds a lot like something that could’ve ended up on Cave and the Bad Seeds’ Push The Sky Away, except somehow darker. Bad Seeds members Warren Ellis and Jim Sclavunos played on the album, as did Brian Eno, Ed Harcourt, and Portishead’s Adrian Utley. Cave and Faithfull also co-wrote a song called “Deep Water.” She also worked on the album with songwriters like Roger Waters, Steve Earle, and Anna Calvi, though she wrote most of the songs herself. Below, listen to the stark and menacing “Late Victorian Holocaust.”

http://los-tones.bandcamp.com/album/psychotropic wrote:Garage Rock from Sydney Australia. Debut album PSYCHOTROPIC due out October 2014