16/05/2021

Sonic Youth - "Silver Rocket" (Live) - Night Music Program - 1989

David Thomas & Foreigners - Charlotte

David Thomas And The Pedestrians - Variations On A Theme

David Thomas and the Pedestrians -The Birds Are a Good Idea

Pigbag: Dr Heckle & Mr. Jive - Brazil Nuts

Galaxie 500 - Don't Let Our Youth Go To Waste (Peel Sessions)

Galaxie 500 covering Jonathan Richman's "Don't Let Our Youth Go To Waste"

Scratch Acid - Cannibal

David Sylvain: Alchemy - Words With The Shaman - Part 2 (Incantation)

Fuel by Echo and the Bunnymen 1982 Rare B side

THE RESIDENTS - The Census Taker

Bratmobile - Cool Schmool (from Pottymouth)

Heavens To Betsy – Axemen (from Calculated)

11/05/2021

Who is behind our face ? Transfiguration by Olivier de Sagazan

Thinking Fellers Union Local 282 - Hundreds of Years

TRUMANS WATER - A Tiny World With the Jitters

This Californian post-hardcore group dealt in a lo-fi noise rock with angular inclinations that come off as a notably unique hybrid of Captain Beefheart & the Magic Band, the Swell Maps, and early Sonic Youth. If that sounds like a post-rock dream combination, the prolific group churned out a string of stunning lo-fi albums and singles during the early '90s, but maybe only their more obscure avant-rock musings sheltered them from reaching the larger audiences that their contemporaries Pavement and Sebadoh achieved. The album in question is their second full-length, originally self-released by the band on the Justice My Eye label, and was reissued by Homestead Records in the U.S

09/05/2021

After Dinner • Paradise Of Replica (1990) Japan

Altered Images - Pinky Blue

The band's follow-up is a slicker though less interesting affair. "I Could Be Happy" and "See Those Eyes" show that they can still pull off a couple of catchy singles but a cover of Neil Diamond's "Song Sung Blue" is certainly a mistake. Extremely giddy Scottish New Wave group whose hooky pop songs took flight thanks to the helium-filled vocals of Clare Grogan.

08/05/2021

PAUL ROESSLER - Poor Sunshine Paul Roessler

Paul Roessler Born 27 August 1958, New Haven, CT, United States Currently Malibu, CA, United States Member of 45 Grave, Brews Springstien, Crimony, DC3, The Deadbeats, Gitane Demone Quartet, The Joykiller, The Manic Low, Nervous Gender, The Screamers, Spun, Twisted Roots Notes Brother of Kira Roessler; son of Carl Roessler Genres Experimental Rock

Priestess of the Promised Land-Stan Ridgway (Wall Of Voodoo) and Pietra Wexstun (Hecate’s Angels) released August 24, 2016.

tan Ridgway & Pietra Wexstun – “Priestess of the Promised Land” Song from the album “Priestess Of The Promised Land” by Stan Ridgway (Wall Of Voodoo) and Pietra Wexstun (Hecate’s Angels) released August 24, 2016.

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