A következő oldal a nyugalom és a közízlés megzavarására alkalmas!
Böngészését kizárólag:
látogatóknak ajánljuk!
Ennek tudatában:

1. American traditionalist: Luke Winslow King – Levee Man (Bloodshot Records)
2. Portuguese onemanband: Legendary Tiger Man – Dance Craze (Metrodiscos/ Sony Music France)
3. French Cramps: Vagina Town – Ecstasy (Kythibong)
4. Canadian chaos brigade: Odonis Odonis – Breathing Hard (Buzz)
5. San Franciscan eclectic pop: Deerhoof – Exit Only (Polyvinyl)
6. “It’s noisy, with keyboards, you wouldn’t like it”: Gentle Friendly – Autumn Nite (UK, Fat Cat)
7. Scottish electronic pop: Jonnie Common – Crumbs (Song By Toad)
8. Swiss funeral folk: The Dead Brothers – Black Mouse (Voodoo Rhythm)
9. Greek psych garage rock: Acid Baby Jesus – Vegetable (Slovenly)
10. English countryside doom surfers: The Wytches – Gravedweller (Heavenly/ Partisan/ Dine Alone)
11. American chamber pop: Saul Conrad – Bumbling Fool (Mountain of Leopard/ Cavity Search)
12. Experimental pop by Chinese American guitarist and Japanese j-pop diva: Dustin Wong & Takako Minekawa – She He See Feel (Thrill Jockey)
13. Swiss-Canadian art punk or not: Peter Kernel – It’s Gonna Be Great (free digital single)
14. Oakland punks also not dead (just all the Ramones): Hard Left – Ghosts of Princes in Town (Future Perfect)
15. Mix The Fall with Velvet Underground: Parquet Courts – Always Back in Town (US, What’s Your Rupture?)
16. Hungarian catch as catch can: Terrible Ted – Singularity (digital album)
17. Hungarian historicist and liturgic garage rock: Gustave Tiger – Mary of the Seas (digital album)
18. Aussie synthethic punks: Ausmuteants – Freedom of Information (Goner/ Aarght)
19. Canadian garage punk: Teenanger – Mild Survival (Telephone Explosion)
20. Almost forgotten English art punkers whit a French girl: Family Fodder – Savoir Faire (song from 1980, re-issue by Staubgold)
21. Notorious English art punkers: The Fat White Family – Touch The Leather (Hate Hate Hate)
22. Good old Swiss garage rock brothers: Roy & The Devil’s Motorcycle Club – I’ll Sing You a Song (A Tree In The Field)
Charlie Megira is a highly talented Berlin based Israeli guitarist. He has released some different style albums under various monikers in the last few years. His music ranges from 50s style surf rock and roll through dark wave to garage rock.

– I grew up in the 70s and was surrounded mostly by traditional Moroccan music and on top of it all my father still owned a very nice records collection of popular music in the likes of Elvis Presley, RitchieValens, The Platters, Buddy Holly, Little Richard, Bill Haley, James Brown, The Temptations, Santana, some disco records like Boney M and ABBA. I can also recall some Sanremo records and Julio Iglesias, Johnny Holliday, Nino Ferrer and so on… A beat later I also used to hang out with my older cousin that introduced me to some rock music like Whitesnake, Iron Maiden, Scorpions and more. I remember I once asked him why all those bands are wearing dirty and ripped cloths, I thought they were poor and maybe could not afford to buy nice cloths… Anyway I really got into this heavy rock and also liked Bob Marley a lot.
I was a very good student and a talented swimmer
New York City is a world of shadows, thieves and con men, its chilling concrete landscapes are a fitting filmic backdrop for the aural futuristic pleasures of NOIR, a band whose deep electronic rhythms fuel darkened beats that conjure stark cinematic images from yesteryear merged with the cold machinery of the future. Conceptualized by vocalist Athan Maroulis, veteran of the pioneering electronic industrial act Spahn Ranch, NOIR is a sensuous electronic return to form for Maroulis, who also fronts dark cabaret legends Black Tape For a Blue Girl. The result was the 2013 critically acclaimed release Darkly Near. It all sounds like revealing his deepest inner thoughts transposed into electronic grace, musical poetry and simply finesse. NOIR’s latest release RE:MIT:TENT offers 20 remixes of songs from Darkly Near featuring a disparaging list of names from all over the electronic music field including ManMadeMan, Assemblage 23, Dead Voices On Air, Ludovico Technique, Decoded Feedback and many others. (Metropolis Records, US)

A read along 7” book/vinyl called ‘What Did the Hippie Have in His Bag?’ Internationally renowned sleeve artist and illustrator Nick Edwards (4AD, XL) went wild with Cornershop’s Tjinder Singh’s quirky lyrics & together they have created a wonderful world of mountains, spacecraft, dragons, Kurt Vonnegut… needless to say this is not your everyday journey. Original, Colourful, Educational, Singh-alongable, Memorable, Funkyful, and of course Collectable. (Ample Play Records, UK)
SCIENCE FICTION PARK BUNDERSREPUBLIK
West-German home recordings from the 80s. Compiled by German sound futurist Felix Kubin. This eccentric compilation features 25 rare and mostly unheard tracks by bands like Plastiktanz, Neros Tanzende Elektropäpste, chbb, Holger Hiller and Pyrolator, as well as several one hit wonders by the rural tape label Pissing Cow Tapes.
In Germany especially, that neurotic country whose dark Nazi past and subsequent East/West division filled its closet with skeletons, the electro-industry’s advance falls on fertile ground. The four-track tape studio becomes the medium of the collective unconscious; becomes the embrasure, the lighting rod and the magnetic witness to the fears of an imminent nuclear war. They are eruptions out of the crater of a society that had reached a deadlock during the so-called German Autumn with its failed RAF movement. Everyone was waiting… But for what? For the end of the world, approaching via an insane arms race? A new youth movement? A new kind of ice cream?
In their freshly established home studios the protagonists practice the new underground music, the “undirected aggression of liberated sounds”. Everything that isn’t nailed or riveted down is used as an instrument: baking trays, cartons, room lamps, toys, wooden flutes, whistles, cans, trays, record players, televisions, a doorbell, a telephone. Out of the living rooms of the nation drones an obsession with noise, sparing not even the children. (Finders Keepers Records, UK)
The debut LP of The No Tomorrow Boys (<< listen!) from Portland. Wild’n’frantic rock’n’roll. Sounding like the rabid love child of Little Richard and The Cramps with a healthy dose of Rip Off Records garage gunk shot straight to the jugular. (Hound Gawd Records, Germany)
Dark Entries and Honey Soundsystem (US) present Patrick Cowley and Jorge Socarras „Catholic” 2LP. Featuring over 80 minutes of music, never before released on vinyl, this compilation contains two bonus tracks not on the CD.
Perhaps one of the most revolutionary and influential people in the cannon of disco music, Patrick Cowley created his own brand of HiNRG dance music coined „The San Francisco Sound.” He moved to San Francisco and met Jorge Socarras in 1973. Patrick, who played drums, guitar and keyboards, provided the perfect match for Jorge’s vocal talents. Between 1975 and 1977 they recorded an album’s worth of material. In 1979, the duo would rerecord some of the “Catholic” songs with Patrick’s newly accumulated equipment. “Catholic” is a genrebending concept album that ranges from minimalistic prototechno to synthdriven postpunk, predating the dance punk acts LCD Soundsystem and The Rapture by almost 30 years. Influenced by Tomita, Wendy Carlos, the Velvet Underground and Roxy Music, “Catholic” fills in the gaps between these artists and preempts bands like Talking Heads, Units, The Human League or Chris & Cosey. Patrick forges his unique electronic sound from his collection of synthesizers, modified guitars and selfconstructed equipment while Jorge’s vocals go from hypnotic to camp, singing about gay love juju and tackling classics by Donovan and Stoller & Leiber. Soundclips
Luke Winslow King plays with his band a mix of old, but maybe eternal American tunes: ragtime, country, blues, gospel, dixie, bluegrass, jazz, rock and roll with minimal and occasionally brass band orchestration.
from second album „Everlasting Arms” by Bloodshoot Records (US)
King is living in the musical jungle of New Orleans, where he studied music theory, but his scholarship was received in Prague. He comes from a small Michiganian town, Cadillac.

The Felines, Danish girl trio, twangy, little noisy, punky, doo-wop indie guitar pop
„Want” LP on Soundflat (Germany), cassette on Burger Records (US)
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One from our saint rock’n’roll madman: Timmy Vulgar from Human Eye. Now with his Organism. Like some Butthole Surfers
Timmy’s Organism – „Singles & Unreleased Tracks” 2xLP on Hozac Records (US)

68 years ago Eric Lee Purkisher was born in Akron, Ohio. 38 years ago in New York he formed The Cramps with his wife Poison Ivy, and adopted the name Lux Interior. Since then we can talk about psychobilly. For 5 years he is dead, but Lux is forever.
THIS SATURDAY IN THE DARKEST CORNER OF BUDAPEST AT VITTULA LUX INTERIOR BIRTHDAY PARTY by RNR666 and their friends
HOWLIN AT THE HONEYMOON: Dj duo by Zsófi (Piresian Beach, Summer Schatzies) & Dávid (Broken Cups, Terrible Ted)
LANG ÁDÁM (Summer Schatzies)
PYRAMIDS DON’T EXIST trashrockandroll Dj team & RNR666 Djs
You can listen to an extract from
Lux’s Funeral Party set by RNR666
The starter of publication of sci-fi literature in Hungary, writer and poet Peter Kuczka has written in one of his poem: „We’re just sex organs.” He was a convinced communist until a countryside tour in 1953. During this he so deeply disappointed in the ideology’s practice and practitioners, that became a forbidden writer for many years. „Just stupid assholes everywhere around me” – he could think. And I think the same, if I read the Hungarian press, or see the electoral campaign’s posters.
The next prefatory has been made originally for a psychedelic free jazz album review (which is under way), but it also goes well here in same way.

The horror has started with Iron Bonehead Records. It’s an obscure German vinyl only extreme metal label. I wrote a letter to them, that I would like to write reviews from some releases. At once I have been attached to promotion circle of the metal underground. Since then I get tons of free metal stuff. Horrible records every day from the whole world. The Swiss Bölzer was the only remarkable band with their avant-garde death metal. And I have become familiar with the Finnish Svart Records. Their range of audibility expands from free jazz to extreme metal, and there’re some good bands and records. For example
The names speak for theirselves: Hard Action, The Black Mass, Forced Kill. The first two play 70s style hard rock and roll with this difference that The Black Mass has a smack of black metal. While Forced Kill is „such as early Sodom, beer drinking Slayer”

1-1 single by Urinal Cake and Windian Records, and an album on Burger Records
& another good news, the new Golden Boys album is under work