Deerhoof - The Free Triple Live Album

It is indeed free! Or, more precisely, available for a name-your-price. Pay something, you bastards. It's 24-bit and everything!

ETA: "The video is an unedited one-shot video of the entire performance, filmed by Beat Halberschmidt as he ambles to and fro behind us while we play: youtube.com/watch?v=1iUuFXKIeNQ "

I'd like to think asking if I could tape them had something to do with this.

Hear The Children Sing The Evidence by Bonnie "Prince" Billy, Nathan Salsburg & Tyler Trotter





two twenty minutes songs, mantra style as they call it.
Only briefly listened to it, didn't have the time. But really liked it.
reminds me of that autobiographical song by The Microphones that goes on forever or a laid-back Big Brave

Amy Rigby - Hang In There With Me (August 30)

New Dale Crover album (Glossolalia, September 13) features Tom Waits. Impressive!

Mono's new album Oath got released today.
It's one of the last albums that was produced by Steve Albini.


The first time I listened to it (while commuting back home in a large traffic jam), it was a bit boring. Then I turned up the volume and had another spin, the road cleared up and realized it's actually quite stunning. One of the better albums they did since a long time.

Listening on headphones now, it's even better

holy cow times two!!!
One album by a Constellation Records related supergroup has been released today, and another has been announced today as a pre-order:










"NO MORE APOCALYPSE FATHER" by WE ARE WINTER’S BLUE AND RADIANT CHILDREN



releases September 13, 2024 on CST Records

Personnel

Patch One: Lapsteel, Bass, Ghost Drums, Tape Collage, Voice (Ada)
Jonathan Downs: Electric Guitar, Synth, Voice (Ada)
Mathieu Ball: Electric Guitar (Big Brave)
Efrim Manuel Menuck: Matriarch, Guitar, Voice (Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Thee Silver Mt. Zion)


Ball and Menuck in one band, that's a match made in heaven!
I hope this band will do some touring too








War Milk by PANGEA DE FUTURA







fuckit, can't order any albums right now, I don't have money, and will be moving in a few months so better wait until I'm at the new address

Bill Callahan - Resuscitate! (July 26)

Party Dozen - Crime In Australia (September 6)

Motor!k - 5 (2024)
finest krautrock from Belgian band with Dirk ivens (Klinik, Dive, Sonar, Absolute Body Control…)

First single: Rate + Shape
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hbdmhh4tFg4

From a great noise-rock label (A Tant Rêver Du Roi Records)


W!zard - Not Good Enough (France)

https://atantreverduroi.bandcamp.com...ot-good-enough

X - Smoke & Fiction

The FINAL album! Out August 2.

Stuart Moxham - Fabstract (July 31)

The Mercury Impulse – Records Of Human Behavior (August 23)


Experimental drone/dark ambient/noise duo, THE MERCURY IMPULSE, will release their debut full-length, Records Of Human Behavior, on August 23rd, today unveiling the record’s first single and preorders.

THE MERCURY IMPULSE was created in 2024 by JR Robinson and Mark Solotroff. Robinson is well known for his group Wrekmeister Harmonies and Solotroff is best known as the frontman of Anatomy Of Habit and BLOODYMINDED

Magik Markers - A New Kind of World out now

I LOVE IT

thanks moshe

AOTY :)

YES, please!

From the archives:

Dinosaur Jr. - Farm [15th Anniversary Edition] (August 16)

Galaxie 500 - Uncollected Noise New York '88-'90 (September 20)

Bob Dylan and The Band - The 1974 Live Recordings (September 20)

Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works Volume II [Expanded Edition] (October 4)

J Spaceman & John Coxon - Music For William Egglestone's Stranded In Canton (October 18)

BASIC - This Is BASIC (September 6)

Just as I thought, this is Chris Forsyth following the path of Robert Quine & Fred Maher's Basic album, from 1984. Excellent.

Alan Sparhawk-"White Roses, My God"
https://alansparhawk.bandcamp.com/al...e-roses-my-god

So he's got two solo albums ready. Next one next year?

The price of the CD on Bandcamp is incorrect, evidently - it goes for $12 at the Sub Pop Megamart. I think somebody repeated the price of the T-shirt or something.

"the next solo record after this one, recorded with Trampled by Turtles as his backing ban"


looking forward to that one !
I in general really hate those misformed vocals, but somehow when Alan does it it still works for me

Sub to the Pop emailed me back - the CD on Bandcamp went from $29 to $12. YOU'RE WELCOME. :D

Wendy Eisenberg - Viewfinder (September 13)

Tropical Fuck Storm - Inflatable Graveyard (September 27)

Gillian Welch & David Rawlings - Woodland (August 23; CD and LP October 25)

This happens every 10+ years, so...

Aluk Todolo - LUX (September 6)

Envy – Eunoia (October 11)

Silver Scrolls -Mind Lines (September 6)

I'm really looking forward to this one. Their debut was amazing.

Whitney Johnson – Hav (27.9)
Lia Kohl - Normal Sounds (30.8)
Nick Lowe & Los Straitjackets - Indoor Safari (13.9)
Mamaleek – Vida Blue (9.8)
Matchess – Stena (27.9)

Seefeel - Everything Squared (August 30). Holy crap!

Samara Lubelski Bill Nace Duo - 43/80 (out now, few copies remain)

Laura Cannell and Lori Goldston - The Deer Are Small And The Rabbits Are Big (August 23)

Neil Young - Archives Vol. III (1976-1987) Box Set


:eek: 17 CDs and five Blu-rays :eek:

The Rat Henry LP on Petty Bunco is probably my favourite new release of the year so far, and The Shadow Ring boxset is my favourite archival release.

I've sent Graham Lambkin the full video of his performance at Worse, recently, and he replied that he will send me something through the post, which is nice of him. I'm hoping it's some of his artwork or this box set because I really want it, but money is tight for us at the moment. I'm also looking forward to take some snaps of him, when he comes back from the States.

The boxset is great and it comes with an enourmous book about the Shadow Ring. At first I was skeptical with the way the music has been collected, the CDs are not replications of albums and singles, but a roughly chronological (by recording date) ordering of all their previously released music (excluding the live LP, and The Klaus Canterbury 7" I think), and some previously unreleased,bits and bobs across the approx 10 CDs,
Personally I think 3 CDs of pre-Shadow Ring material is more than is really needed, it could have been boiled down to 1 CDs worth and it would have been fine. But ultimately that's not really important. I was curious to hear how the music all sounded with a remastering but having listened now I don't have much to say about it, which is probably a good thing. I'd have to play the new versions side by side with old ones to see exactly how different they are, which I may do to at some point in the nearish future as I'm off work with a broken arm and have the rare treat of time to kill.

Klara Lewis - Thankful (September 27)

Bobby Would