D'Angelo - Voodoo (2000)
The bottom end on this record is quite extraordinary. You do risk serious damage to your viscera and your speakers if you turn that knob too far.
commentsThe bottom end on this record is quite extraordinary. You do risk serious damage to your viscera and your speakers if you turn that knob too far.
commentsA voice like an angel and a band that plays like the devil incarnate! It’s a beautiful contrast - Elfin meets charging Mastodon.
commentsFriday night - it’s time to stay in and chill out not go out and chill down. This ain’t philosophical, it’s fact!
commentsThis FANTASTIC compilation is the 4th volume in the “A Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble (Exploding In Your Mind)” series compiled and mixed by The Amorphous Androgynous (aka The Future Sound Of London).
commentsBob Stanley & Pete Wiggs Present England, the day after the 60’s. This is the follow up to 2017’s wonderful “English Weather” and another fantastic compilation of English obscurities.
commentsI’d heard of The Bevis Frond but up until this evening I’d never “heard” The Bevis Frond. As I now have a tendency to do, I bought this on a spare-of-the-moment impulse at Smithies “Family Jewels” this evening.
commentsYou want to chill - this is the cat’s pajama’s of cool! It’s funny though it’s not music you need to engage with, it’s music just to savor and enjoy for what it is.
commentsAnother stunner from the Radiohead front man. I loved Radiohead’s last record, A Moon Shaped Pool, and it’s obvious that this is a hangover from those sessions.
commentsLeftfield disco classics from the New York Underground. This is another superb compilation of New York weirdness of the late 70’s to mid 80’s.
commentsI’ve had Afro-beat rhythms going on in my head all day since listening to this wee gem this morning. This record covers the period from 1973 to 1980.
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