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from their second album on WHARF CAT RECORDS (US).
Now, I suggest listening to their debut

AMERICA FUCK is the duo of dark electronic artist Lana Del Rabies – who sings and plays synth bass – and Brian Miller from such great bands as
Foot Village – a drum-n-shout assembly,
Gang Wizard – psychedelic experimental krautrock, new album out now and it’s astonishingly fuckin’ good,
and True Neutral Crew – the Deathbomb Arc Records experimental hip-hop supergroup. He plays drums and electronics.
And every song is a manifesto spiced with thoughts of French sociologist Marcel Mauss
„What is „society” for me?… Historically, kingdoms and empires have rarely been the most important reference points in peoples’ lives. Kingdoms rise and fall; they also strengthen and weaken; governments may make their presence known in people’s lives quite sporadically, and many people in history were never entirely clear whose government they were actually in.” And so on
digital album on electro industrial dance noise hip hop experimental label
“I would believe only in a god who could dance. And when I saw my devil I found him serious, thorough, profound, and solemn: it was the spirit of gravity – through him all things fall.”

“The creator seeks companions, not corpses – and not herds or believers either.
The creator seeks fellow-creators – those who grave new values on new law-tablets.”

punk punk punk. for the lovers of axemen, butthole surfers, fall, country teasers, fat white family. büdösök, i love 69 popgeju, csermanek ltp and this kind of shit. original sound!!! nothin fuckin remastering!!! with extra tracks, e.g:
ERRATIC (US) – from EAT HOT LEAD 1980 album reissue – Black Gladiator Records (US)
“They have something of which they are proud. What do they call it, that which makes them proud? Culture, they call it; it distinguishes them from the goatherds.”
i dont know why miranda sex garden comes to my mind, but it is totally different
BAMBOO (UK) – THE DARGON FLIES AWAY album – Upset The Rhythm (UK)
scotch psychedelic horseshit
LUSH PURR (UK) – CUCKOO WALTZ album – Song by Toad (UK)
“O Solitude! You are my home, Solitude!” “Where solitude endeth, there beginneth the market-place; and where the market-place beginneth, there beginneth also the noise of the great actors, and the buzzing of the poison-flies.”
punk blues soul rock and roll noise by lamont thomas, drummer of bassholes
OBNOX (US) – NIGGATIVE APPROACH album – 12XU (US)
good ol andre willimas, pure genius, just fine songs about fucking
ANDRE WILLIAMS (US) – DONT EVER GIVE UP purple vinyl LP – Pravda Records (US)

“The state, I call it, where all are poison-drinkers, the good and the bad: the state, where all lose themselves, the good and the bad: the state, where the slow suicide of all — is called „life.” Just see these superfluous ones! They steal the works of the inventors and the treasures of the wise. Culture, they call their theft — and everything becometh sickness and trouble unto them! Just see these superfluous ones! Sick are they always; they vomit their bile and call it a newspaper. They devour one another, and cannot even digest themselves.”
shit and shine + butthole surfers + drain. csühes said „i cant find words…”, hercule poirot said „terrible”
USA/MEXICO (US) – LAREDO album on 12XU (US) and Riot Season (UK)
new wave electro disco and other noises in the Aussie 80s
ASPHIXIATION – WHAT IS THIS THING CALLED DISCO? – 1981 album reissue – Chapter Music (AUS)
free will is a bullshit – cynic rock and roll by
CHAIN AND THE GANG (US) – THE BEST OF CRIME ROCK album – In The Red Records (US)

“Not he is great who can alter matter, but he who can alter my state of mind.”
pale pink disco queen of sweden
MOLLY NILLSON – IMAGINATIONS album – Night School Records (UK)
fine stupid primitive synth punk
11. TONY PRICE (CAN) – I PREFER COCA-COLA cassette – Burger Records (US)
little frenchy psych rock and roll, swiss, just not from the voodoo rhythm, if you are lucky enough to know roy and the devil’s motorcylcle then you know what i say
HARVEY RUSHMORE & THE OCTOPUS – A NIGHT album – A Tree In A Field (CH)
“The greatest events – they are not noisiest but our stillest hours. The world revolves, not around the inventors of new noises, but around the inventors of new values; it revolves inaudibly.”
indie pop hit song of the day
COURTNEY BARNETT (AUS) – HOW TO BOIL AN EGG 7″ – Milk! / Bedroom Suck Records (AUS)

“You say that a good cause will even sanctify war! I tell you, it is the good war that sanctifies every cause!”
hyper normalization by
IAN MARTIN (NL) – RITES OF PASSAGE 12″ EP – Goiland Elektro (NL)
punk punk punk. for the lovers of axemen, buttholesurfers, fall, country teasers, fat white family. büdösök, i love 69 popgeju, csermanek ltp and this kind of shit. with extra tracks – original sound!!! nothin fuckin remastering!!!
PUKE SPIT & GUTS (US) – EAT HOT LEAD 1980 album reissue – Black Gladiator (US)
sardinia rockers
THE RIPPERS (ITA) – A GUT FEELING album – Slovenly Recordings (US)
“Weariness that wants to reach the ultimate with one leap, with one fatal leap, a poor ignorant weariness that does not want to want any more: this created all gods and afterworlds.”
experimental industrial noise block
“The man looked up distrustfully. „If you speak the truth,” said he, „I lose nothing when I lose my life. I am not much more than an animal which has been taught to dance by blows and a few scraps of food.”
SONGS FROM THE HEART
album by EUROP EUROP (Norway) – Enfant Terrible (NL)
APROPOS OF THE WET SNOW
album by ZOSIMA (Austria) – Enfant Terrible (NL)
“Of all that is written, I love only what a person hath written with his blood. Write with blood, and thou wilt find that blood is spirit.”
the dark side of the earth
LAIBACH (Slovenia) – ALSO SPRACH ZARATHUSTRA album – Mute (UK)
“Close beside my knowledge lies my black ignorance.”
the western side of the wall
DIE TÖDLICHE DORIS (German) – „DIE TÖDLICHE DORIS” 1982 album reissue – Superior Viaduct (US)
just drum’n’organ
ARCHIE AND THE BUNKERS (US) – free song form the next album on Dirty Water Records (UK)

A date with Elvis by Giovanni Ripper
„Everybody wants the same, everybody is the same: whoever feels different goes voluntarily into a madhouse.”
and /or listen to KILLBONOCLUB # 3
„BÊNNÍ is special, especially for a young dude. He NEVER overplays; he always listens; he’s funky as a church lady; and his memory for parts and complicated song structure is unmatched in anyone I have ever worked with….plus he’s chill as fuck.”

BENNI, organist of Nashville blues band NATURAL CHILD
and New Orleans punk groups WIZZARD SLEEVE and GARY WRONG GROUP
SOLO ALBUM on Memphis label GONER RECORDS
mixed by QUINTRON and BUCK BILOXI from THE FUCKS
BÊNNÍ’s music can go from Vangelis, to John Carpenter, to 80s dungeon electro band Warning and into vintage arcade game circuitry with the blink of an eye. With his first LP release, BÊNNÍ will be embarking on a Euro/Scandinavian tour in August with New Orleans drug rock band HEAVY LIDS
28.08 HELSINGÖR – ELVÄRKET
29.08 COPENHAGEN – STENGADE
30.08 STOCKHOLM – tba
31.08 TAMPERE – VASTAVIRTA
01.09 TURKU – TVO ILARI NEVANTAUS
02.09 HELSINKI – BAR LEPAKKOMIES
05.09 MALMÖ – tba
06.09 KIEL- tba
07.09 GRONINGEN – VERA
08.09 help!
09.09 help!
10.09 KORTRIK – PITS
11.09 BRÜSSEL – LE CHAFF
12.09 MANNHEIM – KURZBAR
16.09 BERLIN – tba
BENNI also a member in New Orleans 9TH WARD MARCHING BAND

Both editions have been cut/mastered/pressed by different folks, but the Riot Season version already sold out. Anyway USA/MEXICO originally is a song on SHIT & SHINE album 229-2299 Girls Against Shit.

“Sex Pistols couldn’t hold their liquor, Ramones wear tennis shoes!
Alice Cooper is a party pooper, we’re the punk band for youuuu!”


only album “Eat Hot Lead” in 1980 by their label Important Records
some songs
anyway Dick Head is a real name

100 copies vinyl reissue + 10 digital bonus tracks + photos on BLACK GLADIATOR RECORDS (US)

will release on 2 June, but vinyls sold out, so need to wait for the 3rd edition.

Until digital only. Or buy an original.

For me a mix of among the best worst bands AXEMEN from New Zealand / BUTTHOLE SURFERS / GG ALLIN.

Now FAT WHITE FAMILY make similar shit.

Csühes Pali said: „15 másodperce szól és mán maximálisan elégedett vagyok!!!! danke!!!!!”

Check the full story in the upcoming Ugly Things Magazine #45.

This time we offer a
swinging industrial psych pop punk experiment on no wave, or

GREG ASHLEY (US) Pictures of Saint Paul Street LP TROUBLE IN MIND RECS (US)
CHEER-ACCIDENT (US) – Putting Off Death LP – CUNEIFORM (US)
HELADO NEGRO (US) – Private Energy LP – RVNG Intl. (US)
HOMEBOY SANDMAN (US) – Veins LP – STONES THROW (US)
LAS MUNJITAS DEL FUZZ (E) – EP – SLOVENLY (US)
PEGA MONSTRO (P) – Casa De Cima LP – UPSET THE RHYTHM (UK)
PIERRE OMER’S SWING REVUE (CH) – 7″ – VOODOO RHYTHM (CH)
GUILI GUILI GOULAG (B) – Saint-Arnoult 3018 LP – CHEAP SATANISM (B)
ROBEDOOR (US) – New Age Sewage LP – HANDS IN THE DARK (F/UK)
BRANDON SEABROOK (US) – Die Trommel Fatale LP – NEW ATLANTIS (US)
DAMAGED BUG (US) – Bunker Funk LP – CASTLE FACE (US)
COULEUR DESSIN (CAN) – LP – FIXTURE (CAN)
LARKIN GRIMM (US) – Chasing An Illusion LP – NORTHERN SPY (US)
BIG FRENCH (US) – Stone Fish LP – WHARF CAT (US)
15. WETWARE (US) – Salpinx LP – BANK (US)
PLAYBOY (CAN) – Celebration 12″ EP – NEGATIVE JAZZ (US)
THE CAVEMEN (NZ) – EP – SLOVENLY
PERVERTS AGAIN (US) – 7″– TOTAL PUNK (US)
GOLDEN PELICANS (US) – Disciples of Blood LP – GONER (US)
DION LUNADON (NZ/US) – LP – AGITATED (UK)
NOT SUITABLE FOR BARBER SHOPS.

In his voluminous oeuvre there are two albums with French connections: Préliminaires in 2009 and Après in 2012.
Préliminaires was inspired by Michel Houellebecq’s novel La Possibilité d’une île (The Possibility of an Island). There are three main characters. Daniel, a successful comedian who can’t seem to enjoy life despite his wealth. He gets bored with his hedonist lifestyle, but can’t escape from it. He is disgruntled with the state of current society. He has two clones who live an uneventful life as hermits in the distant future after nuclear and climate catastrophes. They scattered around are the remnants of tourist resorts, cities, consumer items, and some natural humans living in small tribes without any knowledge of the past or any civilization.
Après is a cover album with five French chansons. His label (Virgin EMI) refused to release it. They would have preferred that he does a rock album with popular punk songs because the money is rather in it than in those old-fashioned melodies. This is a strange point of view because the original performers of his covers sold a vast number of records. Finally, the album was released by himself and on a French label Le Rat des Villes.
Now you can listen to all of his covers together with the original ones. The cover of Les feuilles mortes are from Préliminaires, like Je sais que tu sais (I Know That You Know,) which song is not a cover, and the French parts are sung by Lucie Aimé.
And also you can read about the songs and the artists, how their careers started in the chaotic years of the XX Century. And those stories are always strange.
So Mesdames and Messieurs please welcome

The second song Les feuilles mortes (The Dead Leaves) was composed by Joseph Kosma who was born in Budapest in 1905. He was a Hungarian composer and conductor. He took part in the avant-garde movement too. Fled from Berlin – where he lived by a scholarship – to Paris in 1933 with his German wife without money and French knowledge. There he got acquainted with the poet Jacques Prévert and then started a new era of the French chanson. His mother and brother were shot into the Danube during the siege of Budapest by Hungarian far-right wing party members in 1944.
„The virginity of my criminal record is still a mystery to me.” Jacques Prévert wrote this about his juvenile lifestyle.
He was born into a lower-middle-class family in Neuilly-sur-Seine in 1900. Quit school at his age of 15. After the end of WWI, he went to Istanbul as a French soldier together with the painter Tanguy to occupy it. After he was doing small businesses and joined the surrealist movement. In 1928 he wrote his first poem, broke with surrealist, and joined a performance company called Groupe Octobre to make communist propaganda. They also played in factories during strikes, and even in Moscow in 1932. After the experience he devoted himself entirely to the cinema.
He wrote the poem Les feuilles mortes. The song has appeared first time in the Marcel Carné film Les portes de la nuit (Gates of The Night) but just only snippets were hummed by Nathalie Nattier and Yves Montand, who was born as Ivo Livi in 1923 in Monsummano Terme, Italy.
His father was a militant communist who fled from the Mussolini regime with his family to France. In Marseille, he started a small broom factory which was swept away by the Great Depression in 1932. His son was hairdresser, waiter, dock and factory worker. His showbiz career started in a cabaret as a warm-up guy who turned into a singer at his age of 17. He was discovered by Edith Piaf in 1944.
She was born as Édith Giovanna Gassion in Paris in 1915. Her father was a street acrobat, her Italian-born mother a café singer. Her mother abandoned her at birth. She lived for a short time with her maternal grandmother, Emma (Aïcha) Saïd ben Mohammed, daughter of a Moroccan acrobat. When her father went to the war in 1916, he took her to his mother who ran a brothel in Normandy.
In 1929, at the age 14, she joined her father in his acrobatic street performances all over France, she first sang in public this time. At her age of 15 she met Simone „Mômone” Berteaut and started to tour together as street singers. She was discovered in Paris by a nightclub owner.
During the German occupation she performed in various nightclubs and brothels and lived in a luxury flat above a nightclub and bordello in Paris. But he sang also in POW camps, even she was invited to sing in Germany together with other French artists in 1943. But in December 1944, she went on stage for the Allied forces together with Montand in Marseille. And he wrote the song La Vie en rose (The Life in Pink) in 1945 on the top of a smoky debris, called Europe.

She died in 1963 at her age of 47. The funeral mass was denied by the archbishop of Paris Cardinal Maurice Feltin because of her lifestyle.
The song Syracuse was published first in this year. It was performed by Henri Salvador. He was born in French-Guyana in 1917 as a son of a native tax collector. The family moved to France in 1929. He gained reputation first in Medrano Circus through his laugh. He laughed so loudly that the clown asked him to come back every Sunday, and taught him gags in exchange for his influential laugh. He turned his back on school at his age of 15, started to work as a clown on terraces of Paris, and learned to play music. In 1935 Django Reinhardt saw him at a cabaret and asked him to join his band. During the occupation he toured with the band of French jazz king (or Napoleon?) Ray Ventura in South America.
The Syracuse was composed by Salvador, the lyrics were written by Bernard Dimey. In 1972 Dimey was awarded the Charles Cros Prize of the critics for his album Ivrogne Et Pourquoi Pas (Drunk and Why Not) which he claimed to be a profession of faith.
A devotee of this credo Serge Gainsbourg was born as Lucien Ginzburg in Paris in 1928. His parents fled from the horror of the Russian civil war. His father worked as a pianist at bars and clubs in Paris and the casinos and hotels of Deauville during the summertime. From his age of 8 he went with him to play songs. Scarlatti, Bach, Vivaldi, Chopin. And there is the Jazz. Cole Porter, Gershwin, Fred Adison. And there is the radio. Ray Ventura, Charles Trenet, Maurice Chevalier, Edith Piaf, Jean Gabin, Fernandel. But there just was the radio. Because no radio for the Jewish. And no telephone, coffeehouse, restaurant, theatre, cinema, concert, library, museum, swimming pool and nothing. Jewish stay at home and can buy food just between 3-4 pm. If it need can use the last carriage of the metro train only. And they were awarded Yellow Star.
In 1944 he learned to play guitar by a gypsy and started to play at bars and balls. He was discovered by the writer and musician Boris Vian in 1957.
The song Javanaise was written in 1962 and was recorded and published by him and Juliette Greco almost the same time in 1963. But in this playlist I put the reggae version titled Javanaise Remake from the Gainsbourg album Enregistrement public au Théâtre Le Palace from 1980.
Georges Brassens was born in 1921 in Sete, Southern France. His father was an open minded anticlerical bricklayer, his Italian mother was a devout catholic, but both were music lovers. He wrote his first poems as a pupil, but maybe he thought the crime pays better than the poetry because together with his friends he started to steal from their families and others. He was expelled from the school and after a trial he went to Paris, lived with his aunt, and work at a Renault factory, but it was bombed soon by Luftwaffe in 1940.
Then he spent the days in the library, read poetry and write. His first collection of poems was published in 1942 thanks to the money of his relatives and friends. Then he was forced to work in a labour camp at a BMW plant near Berlin in 1943. After one year he was given ten days’ leave in France and did not go back.
Jeanne Planche, a seamstress, who was a friend of his aunt hid him. She lived with her husband in relative poverty. „We wash in cold water, there is no gas, no electricity, so no radio, nor mains drainage. In the small yard, a real menagerie: dogs, cats, canaries, turtles, hawks.” And Brassens lived there for 22 years.

He started to write and compose songs. In the beginning he accompanied himself by and old banjo. Later with the help of Jeanne he bought a used guitar. At first he performed his songs in Parisian cinemas between the news and the film. After several unsuccessful auditions he got a contract in a cabaret in 1952. Later this year released his first album La Mauvaise Réputation, ie. Bad Reputation.
The song Le Passantes was published in 1972. The poem was written in the early 1910s by engineer and poet Antoine Pol, who worked as a company boss, but he was fell in love with poetry, books, and butterflies.
Joe Dassin was born in New York in 1938. His father was the film director Jules Dassin who was blacklisted in 1950 during the communist hysteria because long before he was the member of the Communist Party USA (but left it after the Molotov – Ribbentrop Pact in 1939). He moved to France with his family. Joe got an MA in Anthropology and became actor and singer.
The song Et si tu n’existais pas (And if you didn’t exist) was published first in 1975. The music is by Salvatore „Toto” Cutugno and Pasquale Losito. The lyrics are by Claude Lemesle and Pierre Delanoë – who originally was a tax inspector, but later Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, Barbra Streisand, Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, Nina Simone also sang his lyrics. And Iggy Pop
a son of former high school English teacher and baseball coach. He was born as James Newell Osterberg, Jr. in Muskegon, Michigan, 1947. He is German, English and Irish descent on his father’s side and Norwegian and Danish ancestry on his mother’s side. Moreover his father was adopted by a Swedish American family. He was raised in a trailer park in Ypsilanti, Michigan. He got a lot of care. His parents helped him explore anything he was interested in. This culminated in their evacuation from their bedroom in the trailer, because that was the only room big enough for his drum kit. He has begun his music career as a drummer in various high school bands in Ann Arbor, including the Iguanas in the early 60s…

ALL OTHERS WILL BE TOWED
Strange. None the less he has been started his career in the early 80s I have been never heard about BEN VAUGHN before. His 16th album is the first I have listened. And I am impressed.
The album Piece de resistance has been released recently on French label KIZMIAZ RECORDS. It’s full of good old frenchy western swings and moods. Easy and elegant as this verse from the title song is
„sabotage, bon vivant, nouveau riche, je ne sais quoi, s’il vous plaît, c’est la vie, femme fatale, repertoire”
He made an album Cubist Blues together with Alan Vega and Alex Chilton in 1996. Chilton started his career as a teen star in Memphis in the 60s, then formed the band Big Star, moved to New York and played often at CBGB in the 70s, then in early 80s went to New Orleans at Louis XVI Restaurant to dish wash. Sabotage, bon vivant.

3 fine NORTHERN SPY RECORDS artists touring in Europe
together and also separate
in Hungary, Czech, Slovakia, Poland, Germany, Holland, France, and UK
ZS – far from the music, or a super joint on a pin bed
and also HORSE LORDS, play western African x American folk hardcore jazz
and there is a beautiful red cat on their FB page,
and there is CLOUD BECOMES YOUR HAND too,
plays pop music at least compared to the previous ones.
But maybe I just say pop because they sing.
BUT TOGETHER JUST in BUDAPEST APRIL 8 and LONDON APRIL 20.
ALL TOUR DATES ON NORTHERN SPY WEBSITE
takes their name from a John Lee Hooker album
and mention Canned Heat as one of their influences,
and described their musical style as Kraut Southern Rock

was formed in 1997 by Matador Records employees and a record collector for jamming. Initially having no plans to record or to tour. They played their first live show in 2001 as an opening act for Pavement’s Stephen Malkmus. First LP in 2005. Their new album Vibe Killer out 19 May on No Quarter Records (US)
POWER has been started when three HC/Punk musicians, Penky, Slimy, and Isaac shared their mutual love of the Australian psychedelic hard rock blues group Coloured Balls while sitting in a beer garden during a Melbourne punk show. Right after they started a new band to play in that raw pub rock style as Coloured Balls and others did it in the early 70s. First POWER album Electric Glitter Boogie was released on Cool Death Records in 2015. Re-release out now by In The Red Records (US)
from the album Don’t Let It Be on Lolipop (US) and Dirty Water Records (UK)
I am right. I am correct.