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Genetic Effects - Aminal Prisms
Haunted Disco - Gnossienne (Speak & Spell Records)
Patricia Wolf - Soto Le Stelle
Wendy Eisenberg - Auto (Ba Da Bing)
Eyes Everywhere - Through the Eye of Justice EP
Mood Taeg - Exophora (Happy Robots Records)
Nick Mitchell Maiato - Pino Carrasco (Was Ist Das)
Pepo Galan - Soledad (Stereoscenic Records)
Mucker - Mr. Soft (Box Records)
Hey Colossus - Dances / Curses (Wrong Speed Records)
Jerry David DeCicca - The Unlikely Optimist and His Domestic Adventures
Ganser - Just Look at that Sky (Felte)
Whettman Chelmets / qualchan. - Theme Variations (Strategic Tape Reserve)
Pepo Galán - Soledad
I grew up by the same beach mentioned in the liner notes. The endless summer days, the sounds of the fishermen boats, the stillness of the sea... all is here, testimony of a world that fades away.
Burial Grid - Negative Space
Brooding, emotive, 80's horror themed dark ambient, synth infused, imagined soundtrack to a Yeager novel.
Nick Mitchell Maiato - Pino Carrasco
A great album that never fails to brighten my day. Cool lyrics & perfect guitar parts for days. Sounds like a long lost 1970s album that got rediscovered by hip blogs(like this 1.lol) &released for 21st century ears. Best part is it feels like that but in a natural way,not like some bands where you can feel that they tried so hard.This one gets lots of spins round my house.
Wendy Eisenberg - Auto
I must confess, i had not heard of Wendy before her debut album for BA DA Bing records (which came out in October).
She is a trained Jazz musician, and that makes sense listening to this record, but there is more to this record. From Folk, rock and even country.
She was Inspired by the solo work of Mark Hollis (Talk Talk) and David Sylvian’s Blemish. For me it was like someone grabbed Captain Beefheart and Tune-yards and throw them in a washing machine.
I really like this record and it is growing on me with every listen. Give yourself time between listens to hear all the little sounds and lyrics that you missed last time.
As i said it came out via BA DA Bing records on 16th October and you can get it via Bandcamp.
https://badabingrecords.bandcamp.com/album/auto
Mary Lattimore - Silver Ladder
It’s awesome, gorgeous, elegant, fierce. And Neil Halstead’s contributions are synergistic/rad.
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