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deadbeat - drawn and quartered
lawrence - absence of blight
floating points - shadows
martinez - paradigm shift

Swell Maps - Jane from Occupied Europe

first time i've ever listened to this band really. i regret not listening to them before, it's very weird and cool.

scalpels - withering flowers ep

I wish I was near my computer, I've downloaded a ton recently.

Been listening to Mutemaths newest and CABIN as well these past couple days. Oh an Mayer Hawthorne

[QUOTE=teenager on the internet;18770111]Swell Maps - Jane from Occupied Europe

first time i've ever listened to this band really. i regret not listening to them before, it's very weird and cool.[/QUOTE]

yessir, this had been a treasure I was searching for a long time. It's quite a studio effort so it does have a strange vibe for a punk group at that time.

Broadcast - [I]Work and Non Work[/I]
---[I]The Noise Made by People[/I]
The Advisory Circle - [I]Mind How You Go[/I]
Yusef Lateef - [I]Eastern Sounds[/I]
Eric Dolphy - [I]Out There[/I]

hit up Pram - Museum Of Imaginary Animals, if you dig Broadcast

mmm Pram.

Stereolab falls in there somewhere as well.

The Men - Leave Home
Kate Bush - Hounds of Love
Chromatics - Night Drive

Peste Noire - complete fukn discography

museum of imaginary animals is kwl

been meaning to look into broadcast, will also check out swell maps and pram

efdemin - s/t
violent femmes - s/t
rapeman - two nuns
polvo - today's active lifestyles
homosexuals' record
duster (finally looking into their EPs)

hmmm apparently i already have [I]Dark Island. [/I]i'll make a note of that album
Stereolab is awesome but yeah i've been getting a little into Broadcast. heard the self-titled Lamb and such recently too. how is Lemon Jelly?

Tones on Tail - [I]Everything![/I]
Le Volume Courbe - [I]I Killed My Best Friend[/I]
Zomby - [I]Dedication[/I]
Minutemen

spacemen 3 - [I]sound of confusion[/I], [I]perfect prescription[/I], [I]recurring[/I]
spiritualized - [I]ladies and gentlemen we are floating in space[/I]
dum dum girls - [I]only in dreams[/I]
hank williams - [I]40 greatest hits[/I]
cass mccombs - [I]humor risk[/I]

spacemen 3 why oh why did i wait so long

Honestly, I hate to admit it, but a really small local band from my area just released a really rough recording of their first song and I'm digging it a lot. It has sort of a Tell All Your Friends meets Crime In Stereo feel to it.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Give-Us-Your-Bones/141022902625386

The King Khan & BBQ Show - [I]What's for Dinner?[/I]
Young Jeezy - [I]Thug Motivation 101: Let's Get It[/I]

The Divine Comedy - Casanova, A Short Album About Love, Regeneration

Grifters - Crappin' You Negative

RELEASE : AAX-057

artist: Hymnal Bruise
title: Untitled
format: one-sided audio-cassette C90 [RECYCLED]
copies: 39 hand-crafted copies
music: From the blackened basement of the former vocalist for OS (and currently performing as AGAKUS) comes HYMNAL BRUISE, a lo-fidelity undercurrent of atmosphere that borders on mere droning silence. Echoed moans fill the void as slow keyboard dirges build and strings begin to rattle with the vibrations of death, chanting foul passages to signal the funeral procession. With packaging that was created entirely without the use of computers and recycled tapes dubbed directly from the original master, HYMNAL BRUISE is eerie at its utmost intensity.

Notice: Hymnal Bruise has been dubbed onto recycled audiobooks from the local library's unwanted stock that have been played an unknown amount of times in possibly despicable environments. The fidelity is in perfect balance with the concept, and we condone any flaws which may arise from it.

packaging: 111 year old hymnal paper adhered to recycled library cases of differing sizes. Ram stamp in archival black ink, front stamp in red ink. Inserts crafted from scraps and hand-typed on a vintage typewriter, as well as clear insert stamped in silver ink. Cassettes labelled with hymnal paper and silver ink.

Released August 27th, 2011 CE.

Tracklisting:
Track 01 - 11:41 - Untitled
Track 02 - 17:24 - Untitled
Track 03 - 18:16 - Untitled
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Runtime - 47:22 - Minutes

OUT OF PRINT.

Purchase digitally at http://aurisapothecary.bandcamp.com/

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really really really really really really worth listening to. first i was entranced, then creeped out, then solemnly found poignancy, then was uplifted in joy, and finally floated down slowly, randomly, like a feather into the abyss.

local band from my area. i can upload if anyone wants to try it out, but seriously, support this kinda shit.

i bought this at a local record store and there is still one or two left i think, you just cant buy it online. i'd be willing to go buy it and ship it to you if you paypal me the expenses.

Cousteau - Sirena

Total Control - Henge Beat
Demon's Claws - Defrosting of

both are ace.

the motifs - away / cross paths
ylt - heart beating as one
bohren and der club of gore - black earth / sunset mission
the national - alligator

oneohtrix point never- [I]replica[/I]
james ferraro- [I]far side virtual[/I]
jack & the rippers- [I]i think it's over[/I]
high tension wires- [I]welcome new machine[/I]
black sabbath- [I]paranoid[/I]
sonic youth- [I]daydream nation[/I]
various- [I]rare youth[/I] (this really sweet compilation of providence, RI noise and experimental acts)
woody guthrie- [I]this land is your land: asch recordings vol. 1[/I]

that comp is pretty badass. im listening right now

glad you dig, can anyone hook up a link for hubble- [I]hubble drums[/I]?

Eddy Current Suppression Ring -[I] Eddy Current Suppression Ring[/I]

eddie cochran- 2[I]0 great tracks[/I]
tim hecker- [I]radio amor[/I]
leonard cohen- [I]songs of leonard cohen[/I]
van morrison- [I]astral weeks[/I]
gary war- [I]horribles parade[/I]
the drums- [I]the drums[/I]
bob dylan- [I]the times they are a-changin'[/I]
elliott smith- [I]elliott smith[/I] & [I]roman candle[/I]
the hives- [I]veni vidi vicious[/I]

that hecker release is awesome, hives one aint too bad

jana hunter - theres no home
jana hunter - blank unstaring heirs of doom

i can't listen to either album without having a flashbacks of early morning busrides to school