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KILLBONOCLUB # 3
Hi there. Here’s the 3rd, of course still historical
KILLBONOCLUB broadcast.
Just from the brand new recordings with the best songs monthly.
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)
SUITABLE TO PLAY AT THE BEST RECORD SHOPS AND BARS AROUND THE WORLD!
NOT SUITABLE FOR BARBER SHOPS.
BORN TO BE PARROT
„We started university together, but we never were good students, so instead of just smokin’ and drinkin’, we decided to play music as well.
We’ve always listened to rock’n’roll and hip hop music. That’s our biggest influence, and The Strokes were very important to us. Our sound is similar to theirs, but just as it is to bands that were a big influence to them, like Television, The Modern Lovers, Iggy Pop, and anything produced by John Cale. But I think that people like Roy Orbison, Jack Nitzsche, Brian Wilson, The Creation, The Groupies, The Cramps, and The Beastie Boys played a more important part in the music we write.”
Right before I was in the kitchen, which is situated under my room where The Parrots went on loudly, but just the drums and bass could be heard in the kitchen, and I was listening a very good punk band. Anyway like Wildmen, or Black Lips, and so funny
THE PARROTS, from Madrid
7″ + debut album by Heavenly Recordings (UK)
„Also, if you compare Madrid to Barcelona, it’s really different. Barcelona is more European, it’s more similar to London or Paris, whereas Madrid is just really different in its own way!”
Quotes from an interview on Black on the Canvas
Simple Beauty
lo-fi, minimal, but real bed- & bathroom pop with 3 eggs
by Tomorrows Tulips
„Baby” & „Glued to You” from the album „When”
Strange Yonder (AUS, Sept 22) – Ayo Silver (EU, Sept 27) – Burger Recs (US, Oct 7)
They have written that their new album shows the band’s evolution through a blend of pop sensibilities with post punk and noise rock. OK, but every music after punk is post punk. And compared to this, every rock is noise.
The Sés Story
Line is our brand new fellow in the RNR666 team.
She is from France, but will move to New York soon,
and will do big bites to the Big Apple of course.
Her first article was sent from Santiago de Compostela. Enjoy
from the cases of the annoying little girl
with the shortest interview of the history of humanity
The good wind brought me here in Santiago de Compostela on the 24th of July, the night before the Galician National day (even the Spanish king is present!). This region is the north-western corner of Spain, and it is certainly full of independentists, people strongly attached to their identity and language, how nice!
Cause even though we are in Spain, Galicia is not as warm as you could imagine, and that’s fine enough, I love a little breeze in summer nights. So here I am, after having been offered some fruity white wine and illicit substance, fireworks worthy of a war bombing, and MUSICA. Woooow a big stage and I can hear…wait a minute… that’s…ROCK’N’ROLL. Oooo yeaaah. I can see from far away a tiny woman, ginger short hair, blackly dressed like a proper rocker, perfectly screaming with her hoarse voice, what a talent! She is surrounded by 3 nice stylish men, guitar, bass, percussion, and she rules them the way it should be done.
I get to the first row (thanks to my many years of sneaking experience), and she’s not that small anymore, rather impressive with her strong tattooed arms, and it has its effect, girls are going craAazyyy around here. This is not any woman we can tell. I can’t understand all the words expelled through her mouth but my friend Xemma from AGAL (Associaçom Galega da Língua, id est Association for Galician Language) tells me that she’s a feminist slash, activist slash, independentist, and it shows, ooo… interesting. After playing pop rock’n’roll, she sings a lullaby that everybody in the public knows by heart, this is a SHOW. And among that, other little popular tricks, she adapts some traditional song in Galician version, e.g. Guantanamera. But the best part was about to come… BLUES! Aaaa blues, how I love women’s blues and she definitely has the guts (and the sunglasses) for it! Power and Perfection are the two P’s coming to my mind while dancing as if I was on stage myself (by the way, my neck still hurts from all the headbanging).