Burial - Kindred
Towers - Full Circle
The Bitters - East General
Cloud Nothings - Attack on Memory

Kindred is eating me alive

Nick Drake - Pink Moon
Syd Barrett - The Madcap Laughs
Townes Van Zandt - High, Low and in Between/The Late Great Townes Van Zandt
Six Organs of Admittance - Asleep on the Floodplain

trying to better myself at guitar so i've been trying to draw some inspiration

anyone care to spare a link for kindred

every link i find is dead

oh the days of file sharing post megaupload bust


also what are the essential six organs of admittance records

sepalcure - s/t
floating points - shadows; faruxz/marilyn; danger

id say get luminous night, compathia, school of the flower, in that order, those are the three i have and they are all good in their own way, i need kindred too

stars of the lid- [I]the ballasted orchestra[/I]
cold cave- [I]cherish the light years[/I]
autre ne veut- [I]autre ne veut[/I]

that autre ne veut album is so good, super weird but rewarding

buy kindred, it's not very much at all & easily worth it if you're a burial fan

http://www.hyperdub.net/releases/view/149/HDB059

i listened to 'school of the flower' first time a few days ago, it was pretty good but i was kind of disappointed with it. that 13 min song (title track i think) was pretty shit tbh. i think i liked the two shortest songs off it the most. probably will revisit it later.

low - long division
burial - kindred
neutral milk hotel - avery island

i always thought his longer songs were tedious, but eventually they clicked

burial sucks

i think best six organs is 'the sun awakens' and 'dark noontide', also lots of good stuff in the other early material - i think after 'the sun awakens' he hasn't really been hitting it

The Shins - Oh Inverted World
Fun Boy 3 - S/T

did you see the make up are going on tour?

hwaa???

I live in toronto, I hope they make it down...I'll have to rock a suit and freakout

apparently its only for I'll Be Your Mirror as of right now

hwa is that?

some festival i believe, part of atp maybe

sun kil moon's putting out a new record in may, 17 tracks, so sweet

I'll have to keep up, cause I'd love to see a Make-Up show.

Demon's Claws - The Defrosting Of

this album is srsly great, with a range of influences from waylon jennings to black flag.

been binging on black dice a helluva lot. new album out in a little more than a month

goin to the chromatics record release party stokedd

[QUOTE=dunchal;18805186]been binging on black dice a helluva lot. new album out in a little more than a month[/QUOTE]

Fuckin sweet. Love that band. Have u heard their early shit like semen of the sun?

ive been playing a bunch of eric copeland solo shit, [I]waco taco combo[/I] from last year is amazing, and my friend has the [I]puerto rican[/I] single he put out which is also incredible, sad to say i only have repo by black dice, gotta get on that

i picked up the new mind spiders record the other day, can't wait to listen. also seeing algernon and teenage cool kids tonight

i wish i hadnt found out about Shoppers until RIGHT AFTER they played in my neck of the woods. not that it matters cause i wasnt in town that day anyway, but ugh

well discover this [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2QBj5pb2bA&feature=g-vrec&context=G2934192RVAAAAAAAABA[/url]

[QUOTE=kitsch;18805747]Fuckin sweet. Love that band. Have u heard their early shit like semen of the sun?[/QUOTE]
no, i haven't looked into their (supposedly) really noisy shit as of yet. heard of some pretty insane shows back in the late 90s tho where eric copeland broke a bottle over the bass players head. he was ushered out and kept playing without him :evil:

spokane - the proud graduates
violent femmes - s/t
titus andronicus
black tambourine - s/t

[QUOTE=SugarCoatedSour;18806011]well discover this [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2QBj5pb2bA&feature=g-vrec&context=G2934192RVAAAAAAAABA[/url][/QUOTE]

this is pretty cool its like a bridge between the 60s and the 80s

the monochrome set - Love Zombies........ it sound like what indie music would be in the late 70's and early 80's. Hands down the UK had the jump on this all along.

seek it out.

Also they have some very fine compilations.

[QUOTE=SugarCoatedSour;18806738]the monochrome set - Love Zombies........ it sound like what indie music would be in the late 70's and early 80's. Hands down the UK had the jump on this all along.

seek it out.

Also they have some very fine compilations.[/QUOTE]

yeah i was clicking around for more of their songs and i really like "Flesh, Trash, Heat" in particular. maybe i should check out that "White Noise: Early Recordings" compilation?

uummmmm.....
check their Independent Singles Collection, Chaps, Volume Contrast Brilliance: Sessions and Singles, and Colour Transmission.


That should top you off on Monochrome Set. These dudes were apparently the original members of Adam And The Ants...which is another post-punk infused sort of new-wave band of the late 70's and early 80's....they actually got the jump on the Talking Heads in using the africanized burundi beats to flesh out their music.

Here's another favorite Monochrome song

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QAxkn403RQE[/url]

John Flannelly - Spaced

Proving the power of modern audio programs as tools for composition, "non-musician" John Flannelly channels the spirits of retro space-travel without ever picking up an instrument, save for a simple synthesizer on select passages. Created almost entirely with the free program Audacity, Spaced presents sounds alien yet familiar, retro yet full-frequency, obnoxious but curiously intriguing. While coming off as seemingly schizophrenic at times, the songs bounce back and forth between explorations of planetary surfaces and a lone spacemans thoughts seamlessly, weaving a unique journey into the lo-fidelity of outer space.

[url]http://aurisapothecary.org/AAX-040.html[/url] free download bitches
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Pusdrainer - The Lustful Sexlife of a Perverted Nympho Housewife

As the most despicable artist in the Midwest packs up and heads to New York, he does so with a giant middle finger in the air. An absolutely vile soundtrack to match an absolutely filthy concept, TLSOAPNH presents the sounds of vintage audio 8-track porn manipulated and mangled into something which is somehow more disturbing than the original. Moans and imperative commands of sexual prowess come and go throughout a blatantly provocating wail of feedback and saturation. The repetition of abrasion serves as the perfect metaphor to pornography, utter desensitization to the single-tangent nature of its climactic intention.

[url]http://aurisapothecary.org/AAX-069.html[/url] still in print

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Dante Augustus Scarlatti & Agakus - Brainwave Saturation

A blackened affair in all realms, Brainwave Saturation is the culmination of collaboration between two artists devoted wholly to the bleak and abrasive. Dubbed onto recycled cassettes for the proper fidelity level of audio destruction, the recording presents 3 sessions totalling almost 80 minutes of harsh soundscapes, dissonant guitar wailings and a foreboding sense of eerieness which hits its crescendo at all the appropriate moments.

[url]http://aurisapothecary.org/AAX-063.html[/url] still in print

i know it seems like im doing plugs for this label, but exploring their discography is really rewarding

black eyes - s/t
the men - immacuadada/leave home
shoppers - silver year