David- 09 Apr, 2023
Lana Del Rey - Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd (2023)
You’d think I’d be sick to death of Lana Del Rey. This is her 9th record since 2012’s “Born To Die”.
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David
- 06 Apr, 2023
Echo & The Bunnymen - Siberia (2005)
Unlike the Cure’s later, post 1992’s “Wish” albums, the Bunnymen HAVE continued to make great records. While The Cure re-peddle their magnificent back catalogue, Ian McCulloch and Will Sergeant have managed to be creative and sound as fresh as those early days.
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David
- 05 Apr, 2023
Les Rallizes Denudes - The OZ Tapes (2022)
50 years ago, Takashi Mizutani and his bunch of fellow Japanese ruffians hung out at OZ, a cafe and live performance venue in the heart of Toyko’s Kichijoji neighborhood.
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David
- 03 Apr, 2023
Yellow Magic Orchestra - Solid State Survivor (1979)
RIP: The Great Ryuici Sakamoto, founding member of YMO, actor, record producer and composer/muscian, died after a long illness on March 28th.
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David
- 26 Mar, 2023
The Who - The Who Sell Out (1967)
This 2022 half-speed-mastered, repress of The Who’s 3rd record sounds ridiculously good. Entwistle’s bass guitar especially comes to the fore but there’s amazing staging of all instruments.
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David
- 25 Mar, 2023
Roxy Music - Country Life (1974)
This was right amongst the pomp and excess of the times. Eno had long gone and Bryan Ferry oozed confidence as the suave frontman.
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David
- 23 Mar, 2023
Unknown Mortal Orchestra - V (2023)
Just what we need, some bright and summery uplift. Beautifully packaged with embossed gold lettering and a big bold gatefold sleeve, the vinyl matches the cover and is pressed on gold nugget vinyl (Legendary Edition.
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David
- 21 Mar, 2023
Goldfrapp - Supernature (2006)
Another great Alison Goldfrapp/Will Gregory Collaboration. There’s no end to the talent of these two. While nothing will improve on my first exposure, this is one slick record.
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David
- 19 Mar, 2023
Trees Speak - Mind Maze (2023)
Another all instrumental release from Tuscon’s best avant-garde, neo-psychedelic, Miles Davis Bitches Brew-era protagonists. Absolutely made for vinyl, there’s no other way to replicate and consume their retro-70’s schtick.
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David
- 17 Mar, 2023
Nick's Session - Mar 23
The themes were: _ Song of the 🌎 Earth, The Love 😍 generation. , The heat is on!_
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