Khruangbin & Leon Bridges Present Texas Sun (2020)
This is a short and sweet little collaboration between fellow Texan musical pre-Covid tourists. After gigging around a bit, they decided to hit the studio.
commentsThis is a short and sweet little collaboration between fellow Texan musical pre-Covid tourists. After gigging around a bit, they decided to hit the studio.
commentsGuitar-driven, wall-of-fuzz, melodic mayhem courtesy of Wooden Shjips front man Erik Ripley Johnson and non-affiliated keyboard player, Sanae Yamada. This records gives you a great big warm hypnotic hug.
commentsIt seems like Blancmange have been around for donks! I’ve been listening to these poppy knob twiddlers since the very early 80’s.
commentsAside from the brilliant and incomparable Lou Reed/David Bowie/Mick Ronson recording that is “Transformer” this is my favourite Lou Reed album.
commentsThe antithesis of “pop” this is as abrasive and challenging as it gets. There’s no hiding. The dog is currently nestled under my legs somewhat disturbed by the dissonance.
commentsThe themes were: 15 minutes of music recorded or released in 1966.
commentsThis arrived on sparkly new orange vinyl today. This 2020 remastered version is all the more remarkable in what it reveals in instrumentation.
commentsThis FANTASTIC remastered 2014 compilation on 3 great slabs of vinyl just sounds well…. FANTASTIC! These 11 tracks, all released as 12” remixes, were clearly made for the dance floors of the late 70’s, early 80’s, but really blur the links between Disco, Classical, Jazz and Dub.
commentsWhile the music can definitely stand-alone on this DVD, the film that accompanies the music on each track beautifully reinforces the historical components that the “found” sounds reference throughout.
commentsI’m half way through Viv Albertine’s very candid 2014 book “Clothes, Clothes, Clothes. Music, Music, Music. Boys, Boys, Boys” She was brought into The Slits as the guitar player who had never actually played guitar.
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