A következő oldal a nyugalom és a közízlés megzavarására alkalmas!
Böngészését kizárólag:
látogatóknak ajánljuk!
Ennek tudatában:
Mr Elevator & The Brain Hotel. Bass, organ, drums. Fantastic band, brilliant sound. Funny 60s psych oriental prog retro rock.
7″ by Resurrection
Warm Soda. Matthew Melton’s new band after the break-up of Bare Wires. The style is same: glam rock’n’roll:
7″ by Goodbye Boozy
Warm Soda on Euro tour. Vienna: July 30.
Lilacs & Champagne is a project of an instrumental rock band, the Grails’ two members, Emil Amos and Alex Hall. The L & C was created to be a direct tribute to the musical outsiders of the past. The Danish & Blue album made up of sounds sourced from Scandinavian porn and hyper-obscure b-movies from the late 60s.
Alone Again and…
Dan Melchior‘s pink vinyl by an Aussie label. Only 100 copies! To tell the truth I think that his name speaks for itself and no need more words, but I know: OK the name speaks for a very good witty musician but this is known by only few people. This circumstance needs more words: after the split of his short lived first band (where his girlfriend plays trash cans) Dan Melchior sent a cassette to Billy Childish. With him, but mainly with Holly Golightly (It’s not a stage-name! Really.) worked together.
Distributed: UK Europe USA Aus/Japan
from Two Strong Hits 7″ by Suicide Squeeze Records Release Date: July 16, 2013
Natasha Khan is an English singer-songwriter. She was born into a Muslim family in London to a Pakistani father and an English mother. Her carreer: school truant because of her mates’ racism – card-packing factory worker & songwriter and home music maker – University of Brighton: music and visual arts – make three successful and critically well acclaimed albums between 2006-12 under the name: Bat For Lahes. Those bore me. Her music and voice come in my mind Björk and Madonna. But now here is an exciting track from her, a cover version of an Amir Rassaei song, Aroos Khanom. Accompanied by TOY
The Bride, 7″ in 250 copies by Speedy Wunderground
Amir Rassaei was(?) an Iranian singer before the Islamic Revolution. After the revolution the western-style music would be banned there, but it’s alive. A very good film about the recent Persian music.
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I put video to this post very rarely. In this case the song must be marvellous. I never write such records from which I can’t embed or upload a track. But now: Manatees (from Memphis) – Destruktor 7” by Tic Tac Totally << You can listen both songs.
The Black Pus is Brian Chippendale. He is the drummer Lightning Bolt and Mindflayer. He has been chosen by Björk and The Flaming Lips as a collaborator and played on Lee “Scratch” Perry’s Repentance album (2008).
The Black Pus been started as “fake band” in late 2005. Now here is the first Black Plus album: 0: Ultimate Beat Off – originally self-released CDr – available vinyl or download. Drums’n’junk electronics:
Tape Deck Mountain is a trio from San Digeo. Psych-fi:
Always Lie digital 7”. Name your price!
The Beaches is an all girls psychedelic rock band from Australia. Band Interests: Beer
LP by Chapter Music
The Frustration is a French post-punk group. They are under the influence of Wire, Warsaw and Joy Division.
LP by Born Bad Records


Midnight Stains

Paul Major (vocal/lead guitar) got totally obsessed with psychedelic rock when was teenager in the late 60’s. But his band started out only in 1997 as Tuesday night jams, named after the John Lee Hooker album Endless Boogie. Their music repetitive, one-chord riff-rock, descended from 60/70’s.
The Hecks is a simple guitar-drums garage rock duo from Chicago.
The Destruction Unit‘s founding members were Jay Reatard and Alicja Trout (Lost Sounds, River City Tainlines). Psychedellic garage rock:
Widowspeak = Molly Hamilton and Robert Earl Thomas. Like Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazelwood.
Jon Bernson (Exray’s, Ray’s Vast Basement) and Tim Cohen (Fresh and Onlys, Magic Trick) are the Window Twins. Make experimental folk pop: