Monday, June 27, 2011

Certain Curtain Creatins from Calabassas

Phil Cohran. Trumpet player, was with Sun Ra's Arkestra in it's Chicago days (late 50's early 60's). Went on to produce some amazing stuff with his Artistic Heritage Ensemble. Check the Memorial to Malcolm X. Wailing to the skies. His eight sons play in the Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, they're good.
The Cheater Slicks. Inside cover of their album Don't Like You sums up their sound. All black with the words "Fuck You" in the lower left corner. Dirty cover of Arthur Lee's classic Love ditty.
Which brings us to... Arthur Lee is a genius. This album is fucking amazing. I'm not good at articulating on these subjects. Just listen to this Los Angeles psychedelic pop masterpiece. Later Love albums sound a lot like Hendrix. Brothers on another level.

Thursday, June 9, 2011

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Tuesday, May 24, 2011

Gibbtronick Soundblast Revival


Get caught on the upstroke to the throbbing pulse of survival techniques for this modern era.

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Friday, May 13, 2011

Do That Dance Sweeping the Nation. "Take a Whiff of My Pant Leg"


Get got or get gotten in any tense of the sense

Whys This Shit in French?

Now you
                            are
baptized

Wednesday, May 4, 2011

This combo is known as the recessive gene to biologists, the lose-lose to economists, and a greasy mess to breakfast enthusiasts.

Bukka
Bruce? Wha Happened?
Fucking David Yow

This song deserves its own blog, but I'm not gonna do it. This song is fucking grand tetons though.

Monday, May 2, 2011

Environmentary Sitcom Film

This broad was in a band called Beat the Devil that were pretty stupendous. So is this. Eat it.
Ha! Thee Mighty Fall Group playing the kick ass song "Lay of the Land" with the fruitastic spazzmatic undulations of man ballerina Michael Clark. God bless Mark E. Smith and the good ship The Fall.

Monday, April 25, 2011

I Was Catching Schrapnel In Khe-Sanh While You were Shitting in Your Hand and Whiping it on Your Face

The creator has a master plan
Peace and happines for every man
The creator makes but one demand
Happines through all the land

 
circa 1792 or some year herein to that effect.

Monday, April 18, 2011

What Are You Looking at Swan?


Michael Gira is an iconoclast. A true original. Not much I can say about him hasn't been said before. I am generally new to Swans. Having constantly heard about them uttered in the same breath with Sonic Youth, Butthole Surfers, Flipper, and similarly minded noise rock acts of the 80's, I never found time to delve into the vast catalog. They grew out of the stew of no wave in the early 80's downtown New York scene and soon transcended to different levels.
I had heard bits and pieces of their earlier work which was extremely brutal and slow moving monolith of harsh screeching guitars and bass with drums that were laden in reverb and beating out a constant four four beat. Beating as in beaten, the drums are the force behind Swans. The band eventually added female vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, Jarboe, who lent a cinematic and romantic quality to the music and lead the band into a more varied style. This, all while keeping a signature sound that was unmistakably their own. The dirge of blues music, with dark beauty and otherworldy sounds are some things I think of when I hear Swans, as well as the ability to move the listener to great joy or sadness. Swans also seem to have influenced the cosmic sludge metal of acts like Earth and the Melvins. This may just be what I am hearing, but it comes through in these bands slow moving face melting jams. Michael Gira disbanded Swans with a final album Soundtracks for the Blind which is an amazing testament to the career of the band as it contained every type of sound they had created in one document of new music.
Gira went on to have his own label Young God Records put out records by the likes of Devendra Banhart, Wooden Wand, Akron/Family, and his own band Angels of Light. This past year Gira decided that he had a batch of songs that needed to be made by Swans. This album is entitled My Father Will Guide Me Up a Rope to the Sky. I believe this to be Michael Gira's best work to date. It is a moving beautiful epic of sound that has so many false releases in the tension that you will get blue balls and or blue vaj as the heavy jams seep into your skull. Enough talking, here it is...
Heavy, brey.

Never Did Know

Flipper, the one and only. Noise and dissonance in repetitive motion tends to soothe the cockles.

Friday, April 8, 2011

He Killed My Ma. He Killed My Pa. But I'll Still Vote for Him.

Hot freshness.
Heckuvaguy.

Fucking epic.
Dead Moon. Words.

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

You Should Have'nt



"Why had I eaten all those cigarettes? My mouth was filled with tobacco and cotton. Little hand torn strips of sun dried brown and gold stuck in the gums. I clawed at them to no avail. Iridescent shapes ran through the cerebellum out the eyeholes and stuck like fishhook stalls in the columns. The place couldn't stand any longer on its own. Space was never the issue, time however had a mind to kill." -somebody super famous's book, Why Does Everyone Good Die When I Am Born? (1792).

Temporal Lobe: Fundamental Hole


Dr. Alimantado. Ya heard?

Leonard Cohen. Ya smell?
MC5. Ya speak?
Flower Travellin' Band. Ya touch?

Monday, March 28, 2011

Flip Off Dennis Rehab

Female singers and drum, or something like that. From a Mississippi Records comp.
Avey Tare of AC and Eric Copeland of Black Dice.

Friday, March 25, 2011

Thursday, March 24, 2011


"Why is it that no one ever looks under the carpet? I promise everything bad comes from under there. Small ideas seep and gestate, waiting to infect the mind. Never sleep on carpeting, only cardboard and 200 plus thread count sheets." - from Errol Flynn's heroic speech at the 1969 Oakland City Conference Center regarding the free meal programs by the Black Panther Party and other such endeavors of community strengthening through empowerment from within, not from extrinsic forces, entitled "Lost Minds, Found. Yellow Page Fingerfucks and Garish Operations of the Maharishi" (1792)

The I Hate Ricky Show

Ill dill pickles spent summers lost at sea, ya see?

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Words, huh?

Teenagers from Denmark putting out some amazing stuff. Get on them.

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

flatline

I Want More Life, Fucker

A look at Nick Cave and how I break down the bands regarding badassdom on stringed instruments (although there presence may or may not be felt fully in the selected jams, just letting you know)
-The Birthday Party (Rowland S. Howard)
-The Bad Seeds (Blixa Bargeld era)
-The Bad Seeds (Warren Ellis era)
-Grinderman

Nick Cave is the fucking man. Check out his novels. Check out his scores for some films. Check him out in some films. Check his screenplay for "The Proposition", that movie is the tits. Nick Cave, all day, erryday.

Friday, March 18, 2011

Hawaiin Shirt Topography

Noisy ass rockin ass, ass. Joe Meek produced. Stuff that man touched was ass (good ass).

Link Ray's bro. Really good stuff. Not sounding much like Link's guitar instrumentals that set the precedent for all things good about electric guitar and dirty Rock n Roll. Really beautiful stuff. Check out Link's self titled album from the earlier seventies for somewhat similar vibes. Two really talented breys going for it.
"Consider time as officially ended. We work on the other side of time". So important. The deepest of deep intergalactic vibes. You've heard him before you were just floating around the galaxies so it was hard to hear with all those images going through your eyeholes. *Gotta stick around to hear his thoughts, don't give up on foreign sounds, that's for cowards.
"The Sound"
I don't like this. Why'd I put it up?.... I'm kiddin ya dummy.
The ultimate in sunny vibes. This whole album is a fucking masterpiece. Lee Perry sending the thing into outer space. Complete with dinosaurs tearing through Zion's gates saying whats good to Bobo Ashanti. Doesn't matter, just hear it, eat it, love it. Don't have time to ingest this, then save it till you do. 

Thursday, March 17, 2011


The song is called "Drone" not Drane as it is titled on your tube. This is from Autechre's Peel Sessions EP.
Dope jam.
Can't get enough of this guy. Makes me flyhighbobrossinmyeyes. Those fucking horns! Ahhhhh.

Smooth.

Simply Susan



"All the latitude and longitude in the world couldn't save you. You think that you are the one making this happen but you are sorely mistaken. Exoskeletal structures have been put here to mask the true origins of the species. Darwin was wrong, you are wrong, I am wrong. We eat cake to get by and that's all there is. Pluck your nose hairs, tape your nipples, don't look at others and you'll be just fine. Also, don't take my word for it." -  Rick Ross' Rendered Fat Reconstituted in Foreign Constituents Constitutions (1792)

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

My Father's Meats

J Dee. Jay Dee. J Dilla. Just the surface have you scratched. Life changing. extraneousintravenousbobrosstrip.
Indeed. Ahead of his time. Don't forget Ubiquity. How can you not want to just listen to him all day, erryday? 
When Wu-Tang forms like Voltron, GZA's the head. RZA's production on this album at his most minimal.

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Con Queso

These cats are salsa legends. They're great. Enjoy.
Eddie Palmieri.
El Judio Marvilloso- Larry Harlow.
The Fania All Stars were all the amazing artists on Fania Records lead by Larry Harlow. This is one of my favorite salsa albums (Latin-Soul-Rock). This track has drums provided by Billy Cobham of Miles Davis electric period and Mahavishnu Orchestra fame as well as his own solo recordings and countless other records, a true beast on the kit. Epic, funky ass jam.

Monday, March 14, 2011

Keep Your Dick In Your Socks



He's good.

He's good.

He's good.

You Shouldn't Have

"Good thing were here, huh? Safe with the bad guys". - Marcus Garevy's Sidepieces and Codpieces (1792)

Friday, March 11, 2011

Mind Your Yard

Covering Iggy. Sly and Robbie holding down the low end.
Lindstrom's spaceways remixed by some guy I don't know. Deep cosmic bootyjuice grooves. On Michael Mayer's Immer 2 mix on Kompakt. 
Whatajam. Amazing second? lp by Thin Lizzy- Vagabonds of the Western World.
Sure nuff n yes i do

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

Gully





"Extraordinary casualness was required to enter. Jim just didn't have it in him. Whether it was the fact that his mother primped and preened him till the age of twenty-seven using her hands and mouth as the main instruments in the process, or that he only wore the finest woolen suits. He just couldn't slump to that level. He tried to reason with the doorman, "Listen, you. Your masturbatory smirk will not stop these cleanly chewed toes that my mother slaved on for the last few hours, from entering this establishment." - Neve Campbell's Chaos Theory: An Introductory Course on Outercourse from the Master of Inter- Spacial Extracourse, Of Course. (1792)

Sitting Parallel

Bossa Nova beast action.
Notes are for chumps.
Lemmyallday.
A perfect pop song.

Dim Mak

Monday, March 7, 2011

Teacup Tallshorts and Jerry's Gell Inc.

 
Sugar tits oat us. First two cuts from his amazing solo album Inspiration Information where he played all of the instruments (1974 or 1792). The last jam is Al Kooper getting all got on the keys and a 15 year old Shuggie playing some dirt guitar, letting that groove ride on.

...Duppy That

The Slits. Know them, love them. Eat them.
Total bro.
Not bros.
Great trio from Ohiojemps. They have really refined their sound on this newest record incorporating late 70's/early 80's kosmiche music with new-agey sounding stuff. Polished but still ripping through the heavens.

Friday, March 4, 2011

Spatial Relations





""Fuck man, I was wearing Teva's in Ostrava, ten fucking years ago," Ted interjected. He was sick of all of these polyglots who claimed to know their dick tip from their pinky toe. "Ask your mothers who supplied your fathers with their mustaches, and oh so generously at that. I won't be eating this generic brand velveeta anymore! Kraft or bust. God damn sirs, god damn." - from The Autobiography of Malcolm X's Cousin, Jim Kelly (E.A.D.Y.) (1792)
She's dead now, and that's a total bummer. Enjoy her jams though.

This song is class. ZZ Top are pure delight and if one thinks otherwise they are not.
Raymond Scott. This guy wrote jazz stuff for Looney Tunes and other cartoons in the day and created some of the first completely electronic instruments. He was a visionary and somewhat of a recluse. He created this massive synthesizer called the Electronium that was found amongst junk in his garage by Mark Mothersbaugh of DEVO fame. The man had no interest in anyone's opinion of him, his machines, or his music. Ahead of his time for sure, and wonderful sounds for all to enjoy. 
Fresh appealsks. 

Thursday, March 3, 2011



Michael Gira and co. blew the roof of the El Rey last night and then we all got lifted.
Slickkkkkkk.
The dude. So nice. Another personal favorite would be "Doobie Ashtray".
Pretty tight new record from this husband and wife duo from Madison, WI. They build their own electronics and make dub inflected ethereal jams for the cosmos. On LA's Not Not Fun Records, who are home to some real good fucks. 

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

All I've Got Are Brass Knuckles and a Bolo Knife

19 years old. Classic Detroit vibes.

One of Detroit's finest. Off a recently released retrospective of his career called Frictionalism. Enjoy them jemps

Suicide Note

Awesome. Suicide are the punk/ no wave pioneers of NYC. Their first album and Taxi Driver came out at about the same time and both reflect the post-apocalyptic vibe that NY was giving off in the 70's. Suicide are the tits. Martin Rev's organ and primitive drum machine recall early Rock n Roll grooves that have been beaten and left for dead in the cold gutters of the streets, while Alan Vega does his Elvis thing with added spit and bile. On the track "Frankie Teardrop" from the self-titled first album, he lets out a scream that jumps so far into the red in the mix that it will make your skin crawl. It's also a good lesson to everyone about dynamics in sound recording.
This song was inspiration for Bruce Springsteen's classic Nebraska album. Enjoy the Suicide.

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Caught My First Tube This Morning. Sir.

Bahamian guitarist. Completely original style. Amazing. Growls and grunts and fleet fingered action.

Cool record came out on awesome label Mississippi Records maybe a year or so ago. Check their stuff, all good.
 Dwight Gooden.