Listening Room // Music Recommendations for May 2020: Pt. 4
Listening Room // Music Recommendations for May 2020: Pt. 4

Listening Room // Music Recommendations for May 2020: Pt. 4

See part 1 here, part 2 here and part 3 here.

 

Robert Fripp ‎– Soundscapes: March 04, 2006 – Blueberry Hill, St. Louis, MO, USA (DGMLive.com)

This remains a firm favourite amongst the myriad riches of Robert Fripps soundscape work. Just stunning.

via junklight


Lee Perry & Jah Lloyd – White Belly Rat (Black Art)

aka Judas de White Belly Rat.

Scratch attacked various rivals in song over the years. This one is said to be directed at singer Max Romeo, though Max says it was actually about Bunny Lee. The lyrics about “rasta bandwagon” don’t seem to relate as well to Bunny as they would to Max, however. So it’s Max for me.

Jah Lloyd was one of Scratch’s favourite deejays back then and sometimes recorded for him as Jah Lion.

via Coddy


Arasmas – Midnight Radio (DMT Tapes)

Sometimes I listen to an album and wonder what 2018 Seffi had to say. I don’t think Seffi of the past had the attention span to appreciate the beauty of the mind trip that is Midnight Radio and how rewarding the last 50 minutes feel when you close your eyes and just listen.

via Seffi Starshine


Bill Callahan – Riding for the Feeling (Drag City)

Music video for the song “Riding For The Feeling” from Bill Callahan’s album “Apocalypse”, released April 19, 2011. Video by Archie Radkins, based on artwork from Max Galyon.

via Daggerboy


Matt LaJoie – The Center and the Fringe (Flower Room)

after a long stressful day of entirely too much worrying about a future that i have literally no control over at this point, i played this @FlowerRoomLP album. it got me to slow down,exhale,relax & get centered. i needed that. thanks Matt.

via Arise


Dark Half – Moon Through Dark Trees (Third Kind Records)

This deeply immersive Dark Half album occupies an imagined folklore world of dark forests, Cthulhu tales and dream visualizations.


Eeem [eim] – The Mistake Not… (Self Released)


Saddar Bazaar – Temple Ball (Peacock Angel / The Great Pop Supplement)

It’s like Ravi Shankar on acid.

The Flashbulb – M3 (Daily Assortment Of Sound) (Metatone Records)

dtub – Coleman Riddim (Fractal Meat Cuts)

via Vogon Laundromat


Bailterspace – Shine (Flying Nun)

via Declared Goods


Rosa Yemen – S/T (Celluloid / ZE Records)

via Ray Taaffe


Daniel Saylor – Spring Rain (Bedlam Tapes)

via Seffi Starshine


Phalanx – Golden Horde (Self Released)

Phalanx are an awesome, fresh and militant death metal band out of LA that you need I need in my life today. Check out my review of their debut EP over @noechonet and support them on Bandcamp

via I Thought I Heard A Sound


Wes Montgomery – S.O.S. (Take 3) (Riverside/Original Jazz Classics)

RIP the great Jimmy Cobb, who played drums on the most high Kind of Blue album and a number of my favorite jazz records that excited my young imagination growing up and made me a lifelong jazz fan. He played on my favorite Wes Montgomery album, Full House

via Shane Parish


Lawrence English – Cruel Optimism (Room40)

Sunburned Hand of the Man – Wedlock (Eclipse Records / Sunburned Records)

Lashing on a bit of Sunburned Hand of the Man’s “Wedlock” this morning. Bought from them when they played in the late lamented Conway’s on Parnell Street sometime in the mid 00’s.

via odubhda


The Black Heart Procession – Three (Touch and Go Records)

“Now you know there’s no light on the waves.” Melancholy widescreen baroque gloom pop that seemed like it must be from a different climate than San Diego.

via Adam Grimord-Isham


Melvins – Going Blind (Atlantic)

Kiss cover from Houdini

via ewan


Sonic Youth – S/T EP (Neutral Records)

via Inari Takeda


Ghost Signs – The Holy Ghost and Other Lost Souls (Self Released)

In case anyone is new here, here’s the most recent Ghost Signs release. Some evocative drones. Sort of like @_loscil_ if you like that sort of thing


Lewsberg – In This House (12XU)

It’s like a dream come true (if you’ve ever dreamed of being surrounded by these things and never seeing the sun again)


Mule – To Love Somebody (Quarterstick Records)

Bee Gees cover from I’m Hell 7″

via Garg


Cheekface – Therapy Island (New Professor Music)

33 copies of the LP second pressing left on beachball vinyl ⭐ grateful for the cheek freaks bro


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