Calexico - El Mirador (2022)
Great to have some new Calexico back on the turntable. Actually to be truthful, this is my first Calexico album on vinyl.
commentsGreat to have some new Calexico back on the turntable. Actually to be truthful, this is my first Calexico album on vinyl.
commentsI’ve kept this one up my sleeve. With lots of time to kill during the last couple of years of unpleasantness, Mr Cave and Mr Ellis have fabricated one of the most extraordinary and records I’ve had the recent pleasure of listening to.
commentsThis wonderful Hip Hop/R&B/Rap (whatever-you-call-it?) record from Islington born, British Ghanian, London lady, Simbiatu Ajikawo, was way up there on all of the “best of” 2021 lists.
commentsI knew absolutely nothing about this band other than they were completely underappreciated and are now worthy of re-evaluation. Well that’s what the hype sticker on the cover says.
commentsI managed to pick up one of only 200 copies of this, the Record Store Day release version, on beautiful yellow and blue vinyl.
commentsBOCs first ever recording (limited to just 100 copies), was this generous 38 minute mini-album. Always extremely difficult to find, it was finally repressed by Warp records in 2013 to appease the masses.
commentsThis second long recording from The Mars Volta takes things even further, if that’s at all possible, into more unchartered territory.
commentsHow on earth did this astounding record slip past me. In all honesty this early 80’s classic is one of the biggest sonic surprises I’ve ever experienced.
commentsThis is a fantastic return to top form. This is a band that just keeps being themselves. Considering that it’s been 6 years since their last album, 2016’s “Why Are You OK?
commentsThis 2009 EP was only ever available during the tour of that year. To say it’s unconventional would be under selling it to say the least.
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