Mats Gustafsson – Hidros 9 – Mirrors (15.9)
Naoko Sakata – Infinity (8.9)
Seven)Suns – One Of Us Is The Killer (15.9)
Shackleton & Zimpel with Siddhartha Belmannu – In The Cell of Dreams (8.9)
Spellling – Spellling & the Mystery School (25.8)
Swami Lateplate – Doom Jazz II (14.9)

They all look the same to me. :D

"SAVED!", a new record by Reverend Kristin Michael Heyter. Seems stripped down, and a departure from her previous works as Lingua Ignota. "ALL OF MY FRIENDS ARE GOING TO HELL" resonates with me; and so I've just pre-ordered the cassette tape.
https://perpetualflamestore.com/coll...ion-collection

https://linguaignota.bandcamp.com/album/saved

From the archival department:

Gareth Liddiard - The Bootlick Series Volume 1 (Live 2006​-​2016) (out now, available from Bandcamp; no physical edition, I believe)

Joni Mitchell - Archives, Vol. 3: The Asylum Years (1972- 1975) (October 6)

Prince - Diamonds & Pearls: Remastered & Expanded (October 27)

These people think I'm made of money.

En Août 2023 et toujours pas de nouveaux? Ou bien c'est moi qui suis mal informé?

Some Kinda Love: Performing The Music Of The Velvet Underground by The Feelies









Feelies + Velvet Underground = Must-Have !

Marnie Stern - The Comeback Kid (November 3). First album in a decade!

Claire M Singer - Soar

Pre-order 6 October | Released 3 November
There's a preview on YT




This news is so fresh it's not even on her bandcamp yet! :D

The Handsome Family - Hollow (September 8)

Martin Rev - The Sum Of Our Wounds (Cassette Recordings 1973-85) (October 20)

Hey Colossus – In Blood
It's pretty pretty good with some SY vibes.

Ghosts by Bert Dockx



releases October 13, 2023

PTSD by GGGOLDDD



releases October 13, 2023


I's only an EP, and two of the five tracks are remixes (or reworks or rerecordings) of existing songs.
But it's better than nothing
The art on the shirt is better than the art on the album

The new Slowdive is ok

Amor Muere, "A Time to Love, a Time to Die".
https://scrawlworld.bandcamp.com/alb...-a-time-to-die

Cat Power - Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert (November 10)

her covers are always so amazing

i wonder if she will manage to make mr tamborine man actually listenable xD

Another one from the archives: because apparently the 20th Anniversary Edition wasn't enough, here comes In Utero's Super Deluxe 30th Anniversary Edition.

https://www.uncut.co.uk/news/nirvana...boxset-143662/

All 53 (!) previously unreleased tracks appear to be live versions, so no unearthed studio gems for you.

Abstract Concrete (Charles Hayward's new band) - Abstract Concrete (November 17)

ETA: For £51.00 (plus shipping, which can't be pretty), you can get the LP plus the CD actually "encased in concrete, must be broken to be heard". True story. 51 copies only. Jesus.

haaahaaaaahaaaaahaaaa!

TRY IT

really a limping junky from a teevee show for abuelitas is not the best war flag in the world, is it? is that like, a couch potato's idea of life?

also, what's with the "slaps"? lmao. can't throw a punch? but really, cut it out with the slaps. it's embarrassing, come on.

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eta: you could instead try something TRULY SCARY, like this



to have me quaking in my boots

or something, whatever. "house" sucks. network tv, lol.

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anyway, i hate that song the way rob hates gordon lightfooot. unfuckinglistenable.

if saint chan fixes it for me it will be a true miracle.

the track i look forward to the most is like a rolling stone. now that one was already great, and in her hands...

There are barely any demos for In Utero (a couple of unfinished instrumental sessions from 1992 and the Brazilian session where they were all off their tits) and they've already released them anyway - the two new soundboards should be a lot of fun, hopefully.

In that scene he was saying it to the patient, a woman who had just thanked God for saving her.

Stop overreacting, kid, or I will punch you. ;):)

Mexican psychedelia is alive and well. The following are two favourites from this year:

-Lorelle Meets the Obsolete's "Datura":
https://obsoletelorelle.bandcamp.com/album/datura

-Mirror Revelations' "Aura":
https://mirrorrevelations.bandcamp.com/album/aura

I saw her last year. Yes her covers are fantastic, though I wish she wouldn't treat her own material like a cover. She improvises the melody to the point of it being unrecognisable

...which is more or less the same thing Dylan does. :cool:

I just want to hear that beautiful Metal Heart melody ��

"Acts Of Light", new album by Hilary Woods:
https://hilarywoodsmusic.bandcamp.co.../acts-of-light

This is the shit and everyone should buy it. :cool:

I've seen Cat Power live too many times on the same tour (with the Delta Blues Band that was, for her Jukebox album tour). Since then I don't want to see her with a band anymore. It just gets too boring and it all sounds like the same song, even though I love her music and she had Jim White on drums.




Anyway, I visited The Ex's site, and saw this news flash. So perhaps a new album by the end of the year?:

Chan is such an interesting live experience, I recall it's been 20 years since I first saw her at the 930 Club and a certain !@#$%! drunk and yelling song requests at her

what an utter !@#$%! indeed! :D

I like the new Eye of The Amarylis record, it's a band with the guy from People Skills if they means anything to you. Has a bit of a Chocolate Monk vibe abd is as good as people skills in my book.

Too soon for "best new/most anticipated" of 2024?

Sleater-Kinney - Little Rope (January 19)

The Paranoid Style - The Interrogator (February 2)

Sult-"Always I Gnaw".
https://sult.bandcamp.com/album/always-i-gnaw

Yes, king.

Ye shall start the bloody thread soon, peasant.

Kurt Vile - Back To Moon Beach EP (almost an hour long, though, so Vile is now calling it "a KV comp" - dig the video with Michael Shannon and Kevin Corrigan!) (November 17)