vocal melody and chord progression in the verse reminds me of russell’s pop tunes big time. obviously a subjective thing though, especially since he wore so many different masks.
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Been enjoying this album the last week. It does have some wonderful textures.
It takes a few listens to really sink in, but it’s a really good album. I’ll listen to his previous ones. Osgut Ton vinyls are always of such good pressing quality, it’s a pleasure. On the same subject, the LSD release I already posted hits reeeeeaally hard. Luke Slater/David Sumner/Steve Bicknell team up to give you the feeling of a massive hit of LSD during peak set time at Barghain. Pretty dang incredible !
Played with Jon up in Milwaukee once and have tried to get him down to Louisville a few times. No luck so far. Thanks for sharing!
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1997 head fuq
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Graham Lambkin - several albums on the Erstwhile label
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Ultra banging 12" from Berlin :
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This is back in rotation and still sounds pretty good after all these years…
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Really looking forward to how the sound and music go together on this one (it’s sort of an advert… not for anything connected to me; hope that’s OK)
I really like this cover from the DirtBombs (Garage Rock band from Detroit)
Less obvious :
Ive always loved the b-side of that single.
Bought it for that track, way back when!
Injust put the record on…forgot about the track after Why Me? Also AWESOME
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Very woozy and very granular:
Nice! I hadn’t heard that B-side before.
Dictaphone made an amazing album called ‘m=addiction’ in 2002
today they released a new album, called EPR 70
here you can download it
this is their homepage
I think it is music for contemporary dance, but I don’t know. Call it ambient, or ambient electronix, or jazz…