DavidSome might say that Morphine, a rowdy trio from Boston, are a bit of a one trick pony. Comprising of singer/slide bass player Mark Sandman, Dana Colley on tenor and baritone sax and drummer, Jerome Dupree, it certainly feels “samey” through out.
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DavidThe argument about vinyl vs digital media is thrown right out the window when you stick a remuxed, DVD-Audio disc such as this into a half-decent media player.
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DavidAnother trippy, dippy stoner psych release from the Y gene carrying, younger sibling of Angus and Julia Stone fame. Like his previous records, it’s all refreshingly lethargic and wishy washy.
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DavidThis reminds me of the minimalist approach that Melbourne’s Jonnine Standish takes with her duo HTRK . While there’s more experimentation on that wonderful record, the less-is-more ethic taken on this record is similar.
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DavidEmancipation of the dissonance and temperaments in irrational wavelengths. I really couldn’t have put it better myself. Electronic music, especially post-punk retro became my staple in the early 80’s as I explored the left of mainstream with Cabaret Voltaire, early Ultravox and especially Tangerine Dream the most rewarding.
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DavidThis beyond extraordinary New Zealand film from 2003 definitely wouldn’t be everyone’s cup of tea (or cup o’ sick!). I’m not even going to attempt to explain it or even recommend it - if you want to know more, check it out here .
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DavidQuite a rare find yesterday. This record is pretty impossible to find and definitely one to grab if you can find it.
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DavidSome times old rock dinosaurs just need to lighten up a bit. Roger Waters especially continues to be an old misery guts and wallows in self-pity.
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DavidWonderful turn-of-the-millennium expose on British life by auteur Luke Haines and co. How can you not like a song about the English motorway system?
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DavidObscure yet outstanding 80’s Italian outfit that only ever released one solitary, self-titled album back in 1988. This FANTASTIC 2020 Record Store Day record contains 16 previously unreleased tracks from other recordings done between 1983 and 1989.
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