(*) new releases
Can - Future Days - Future Days
Donnie & Joe Emerson - Baby - Dreamin' Wild
Laurie Anderson - Big Science - Big Science
(*) Nite Jewel - This Story - One Second Of Love
Sleep ∞ Over - Casual Diamond - Forever
Julia Holter - Goddess Eyes - Tragedy
Explode Into Colors - Wooden Ghost - The Sean Rocky Zach & Dekum Tape
Kamemaru Sunakawa - Yagi-bishi, Yanre-bushi - Unheard Ofs & forgotten Abouts
Augusto De Campos and Caetano Veloso - Dias Dias Dias - Lunapark (1979)
Maher Shalal Hash Baz - Route 5 (Live In Seattle) - Faux Depart
Blues Control & Laraaji - City Of Love - FRKWYS VOL. 8
Alain Gorageur - Ten Et Tiwa - La Planete Sauvage
High Wolf - Kenya Sunset - Atlas Nation
Monotrona - Cadillac Fantasy - Hawkeye & Firebird
The Gories - Ghost Rider - I Know You Fine, But How You Doin'
(*) Heavy Times - Erase The Sun - Jacker
(*) The Men - Please Don't Go Away - Open Your Heart
Alex Bleeker & The Freaks - Animal Tracks - Alex Bleeker & The Freaks
Mount Eerie - The Hidden Stone - Wind's Poem
Earth - Old Black - Angels Of Darkness, Demons Of Light I
Julee Cruise - I Float Alone - Floating Into The Night
Glenn Branca - Acoustic Phenomena - Tellus #10: All Guitars!
Blouse - They Always Fly Away - Blouse
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Monotrona playing on the coolest kid's show around, Chic-A-Go-GO
“When you do stuff like this where you’re being kind of goofy anyway--if you don’t spread that goofiness, then you’ve failed.”
“When you do stuff like this where you’re being kind of goofy anyway--if you don’t spread that goofiness, then you’ve failed.”
Sunday, March 4, 2012
Another hot jam from Julee Cruise, a crucial aspect to the Twin Peaks OST, thereby making her a crucial aspect of Twin Peaks.
This song is off her 1989 album, Floating Into The Air, an almost cliche mix of pre-internet dark minimal out-of-place borderline art-pop that feels like someone's dream karaoke party meets small town prom without the obligatory 4 Non Blondes (for better or for worse). The album seems especially crucial for contextualizing more recent popular acts like Grimes, Grouper, Hype Williams and Sleep ∞ Over, who have been spinning Cruise's 'teenage dream'-residual-pop ethos in original and interesting ways.
This song is off her 1989 album, Floating Into The Air, an almost cliche mix of pre-internet dark minimal out-of-place borderline art-pop that feels like someone's dream karaoke party meets small town prom without the obligatory 4 Non Blondes (for better or for worse). The album seems especially crucial for contextualizing more recent popular acts like Grimes, Grouper, Hype Williams and Sleep ∞ Over, who have been spinning Cruise's 'teenage dream'-residual-pop ethos in original and interesting ways.
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