Jack River - Sugar Mountain (2018)
Another cracking good record from our neighbours across the ditch. I didn’t know what to expect when I first put this on.
commentsAnother cracking good record from our neighbours across the ditch. I didn’t know what to expect when I first put this on.
commentsI finally got this big MF of an album on vinyl! This is one of those watershed records, along with Jeff Beck’s “Wired” and Santana’s “Caravanserai/Moonflower”, that helped to define and steer my musical encounters for the next couple of decades.
commentsI procured three newly minted records on vinyl from The Big Red Shed yesterday afternoon, two Fat Freddy’s Drop records and this, Marvin Gaye’s masterpiece.
commentsDebut album from Sydney’s Deep Sea Arcade. 12 impeccable tracks over 38 minutes makes for another quick fix of Aussie Pop-Rock.
commentsI was (and still am) a big fan of the dirgy, ethereal, dreamy sounds of mid-eighties Cocteau Twins, Lush, Ride and the collective sounds of This Mortal Coil.
commentsWhile the Aussies continue to under-perform in the sporting arena, those playing for the psychedelic dream pop team are scoring a lot of points on the ear candy ledger.
commentsThe themes was: Three tracks showcasing the human voice - with the usual encouragement to creatively interpret, misinterpret, cause offence, push the envelope, overstep boundaries and cross lines in the sand.
commentsOn pristine clear vinyl Another big slab of early Stereolab. Unrefined and noisy, it’s a fantastic and very unsettling journey.
commentsThis record just shouldn’t work. News Flash: Low, the protagonists of slowcore, embrace abrasive percussive elements and discordant organ textures. What it does uphold though, is the wonderful solo and harmonised voices of Alan Sparhawk and Mimi Parker.
commentsSunday afternoon is not a time to get the heavies out. Something soft and bouncy is called for. Hot Chip is a London band reportedly on the fringes of dance music and whatever the fuck “alternative” music is?
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