David- 14 Dec, 2016
Kristin Hersh - Wyatt At The Coyote Palace (2016)
I looked high and low for this (you definitely won’t find this on Amazon). I finally got a copy via The Book Depository, delivered for $11.
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David
- 13 Dec, 2016
Various Artists - A Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble - The Wizards Of Oz (2015)
Usually the Aussies really know how to fuck things up! Rugby Tests against any opposition, humility (never ’erd of it!) and coffee (I’ve never had a good one over the ditch!
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David
- 11 Dec, 2016
Opeth - Sorceress (2016)
Swedish Death Metal you can play to your church-going 90 year old grandmother or at the very least you are comfortable knowing you don’t have to reach for the volume controls every few minutes to avoid the growly bits.
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David
- 10 Dec, 2016
Little Feat - Live In Holland (1976)
Fantastic DVD/CD set of Little Feat playing live at the Nederlands muziekfestival Pinkpop in Geleen. Picked up at the Red Shed for $6!
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David
- 08 Dec, 2016
The Boo Radleys - Wake Up Boo! (1995)
Loved the Boos from their first proper record, 1992’s “Everything’s Alright Forever”. That was a rowdy, and somewhat murky affair (just post MBV’s “Loveless”) but definitely hinted of great things to come.
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David
- 05 Dec, 2016
Donald Fagan - Sunken Condos (2012)
Picked up in London for about £2 or $3.80 in NZ currency. That’s a lot of great music for less than a cup of coffee.
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David
- 04 Dec, 2016
Brian Eno And David Byrne - My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts (1981)
Astounding collaboration between two greats. Profound and genre bending - personally, I don’t think it will ever be matched for it’s daring.
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David
- 02 Dec, 2016
The Associates - The Affectionate Punch (1980)
Very rowdy and abrasive (in small measures), exquisitely delicate and engaging (in bigger measures) and left field (completely). This is 1980 folks.
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David
- 30 Nov, 2016
Sonic Youth - Evol (1986)
This album was probably the starting point for me when music shifted from an Anglo-centric template (The Smiths, The Cure, The Bunnymen) to a much richer and wider aural palate and gave me a greater appreciation of American bands.
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