Miminokoto, Hitoyogiri, Important Records, CD IMPREC338 (2011) Featuring the kind of bleak, dark noisy psychedelic blues that I usually expect
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Ahad’s Master’s Garden III (2007-2009): The Harmonian Blues (Music for Film, Theatre and Dance)
Zsolt Sores Ahad, Ahad’s Master’s Garden III (2007-2009): The Harmonian Blues (Music for Film, Theatre and Dance), Fourth Dimension, FD2CD76
Continue readingGreat Explorers: gentle surf music and psych-pop amble through Cambridge
The Doozer, Great Explorers, United Kingdom, Pickled Egg, EGG76CD (2010) A very pleasant psych-pop amble through his home town of
Continue readingBeyond Ancient Space: immersive doom drone becomes an arduous, monotonous journey
Bong, Beyond Ancient Space, Ritual Productions, CD RITE006 (2011) No doubt about it, this is one seriously stoned-out doomy drone
Continue readingImikuzushi: Fushitsusha briefly reborn in supercharged psychedelic power rock trio
Keiji Haino, Jim O’Rourke, Oren Ambarchi, Imikuzushi, Black Truffle Records / Medama Records, CD BT07 / MR 03 (2012) Starting
Continue readingFor Flowers, Cars and Merry Wars: being a little cheeky, eager to please and well-mannered isn’t enough
Huntsville, For Flowers, Cars and Merry Wars, Norway, Hubro, HubroCD2505 (2011) Jazz improvisers Huntsville opt for a straightforward rhythmic approach
Continue readingKonntinent: Down With Candy
Konntinent, Down With Candy, USA Debacle Records, DBL050 CD (2011) It doesn’t sound at all like a live album yet
Continue readingBlizaro: City of the Living Nightmare
Blizaro, City of the Living Nightmare, United States, Razorback Recordings, RR61 CD (2010) A surprisingly lively and fresh recording of
Continue readingThe Grand Erector: Irregulare Palpitationen – S/T Remixes
The Grand Erector, “Irregulare Palpitationen: S/T Remixes”, Barbelo Records, BarbeloCD2008 (2010) If you don’t mind the double-entendres in the artist
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Solid Jacksons in your House Excellent amplified trumpet work by American improvisers Peter Evans and Nate Wooley on High Society
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