Happy New Year from Chris and John...here's to an amazing 2016:
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The Fall - Various
(The Fall back catalogue has been getting heavy spins this month. So much amazing music to immerse yourself into...once you start, you can't stop!)
The Fall
Ordre Eatern – Revolució Soterrada
(Fantastic pounding and sometimes bleak post punk industrial psych from Barcelona via Salford...check out the track Metropolis)
Ordre Eatern
High Wolf – Growing Wild
(Grooved out 'highlife' psych from the genius that is High Wolf)
High Wolf
Wipers - Youth of America
(Early 80's Punk Rock, with great 10 minute fuzzed out title track)
Wipers
Fumaca Preta – La Trampa 7"
(New 7" from the great Fumaca Preta...eastern psyched out grooves, meets South American Mudhoney'esque fuzz)
Fumaca Preta
Jesse Harper – Shade of Midnight Sun
(Great album of grooved out fuzzed psych from 70's New Zealand)
Jesse Harper
Necro Dethmort – EP3
(Loving the diversity of this band, Track 4 on this new EP is stunning!)
Necro Dethmort
Muslimgauze - Every Grain Of Palestinian Sand
(Middle Eastern Tribal sounds)
Muslimgauze
The Underdogs – The Blesssing
(More great grooved out 70's psych rock from New Zealand)
The Underdogs
Niagara - City Walk
(Heavy on the Percussion, more tribal grooves)
Niagara
Various – Plastic Dance 1
(Great Finders Keepers compilation)
Plastic Dance
Kaseciarz – Glide
(Psychy 10 min track from this Polish band)
Kaseciarz
Laraaji – Ambient 3: Day of Radiance
(Beautiful repetitive meditation – produced by Eno
Laraaji
John Coltrane - Love Supreme
(Rocket always been heavy on the Miles Davis, but Coltrane is making a wonderful comeback on our decks these days)
John Coltrane
Various – LSD Lullabies
(Collection of Swedish/Danish 'nuggets')
LSD Lullabies
Love - Love Is More Than Words
(Later Love line up, great driving rhythm section and very Hendrix freakout)
Love
Flaming Lips / Yoko Ono - Do It
(Repetitive Yoko Post Punk Groove)
Flaming Lips / Yoko Ono
Units - History of the Units
(Electro-futurist post-punk)
Units
Charles Rouse - Two Is One
(Funky Jazz from the 70s, with electric guitar, cello, and extra percussion)
Charles Rouse
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