Temples - Sun Structures (2014)
Brilliant debut from 4 Kettering lads. Along with Tame Impala, who springs to mind immediately, these neo-retro specialists are stuck in a mid to late 60’s time warp.
commentsBrilliant debut from 4 Kettering lads. Along with Tame Impala, who springs to mind immediately, these neo-retro specialists are stuck in a mid to late 60’s time warp.
commentsBillie Mackenzie had one of the most distinctive and extraordinary voices in pop/rock history. He eventually met a tragic, self-inflicted demise despite being an exceptional but underappreciated talent.
commentsOn pink vinyl. I can honestly say that no one makes music quite like Polica. It is however, a band that gets right inside my brain and like any mind altering phenomena, I just want more but I’m not sure why?
commentsI didn’t know much about this LA group before impulsively booking a ticket to see them play at the Electric Ballroom in Camden.
commentsThis is just an earthy, no frills, 3 piece (including the legendary Steve Albini) making another great racket. Probably the antithesis of the previous Grouplove session.
commentsThe themes were: A Roadtrip song, A Favourite bath/ shower song, A Wellington song (we can’t all afford London)
comments5.1 Surround DVD Audio Having just returned from my overseas excursion to the UK, I’ll be focusing this month on stuff I bought home (and there’s a shit load!
commentsOn newly minted, 2016 remastered 180g Vinyl While not exactly something I bought back from London (I was going to but saw it was cheaper in NZ so I didn’t).
commentsOn a previous trip to the UK (2010) I was busy trawling through the bins at Sister Ray Records and heard this superb album playing.
commentsLondon, here we come. On the big 24+ hour flight tomorrow - first stop to Dubai then another 8 hour haul to Heathrow.
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