Samurai Blues is the meeting of two giants of avant-garde and psychedelic music, namely Mani Neumeier, drummer and founder of Guru Guru, and Kawabata Makoto, guitarist of Acid Mothers Temple.
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Archive for June, 2011
Mani Neumeier & Kawabata Makoto “Samurai Blues”
Trophy Wife, “Trophy Wife” 7″ EP
Debut release from an all-female quartet from Murfreesboro, TN.
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Higuma, “Pacific Fog Dreams” LP
Mastering couchy indecision.
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Guðmundur Steinn Gunnarsson, “Horpma”
Guodmundur Steinn Gunnarsson challenges rhythmic structure with a radical score, resulting in a stark set that flows between sparse and cramped rhythms, relentless, fragmented chatter and droning folk music. Art and folk correspond throughout.
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Pink Priest & A Grave With No Name, split tape
Sweat Lodge Guru continues their near-perfect discography with this split of a tirelessly prolific artist and a newcomer of sorts.
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E.T. Habit, s/t tape
I really wish the production were better on this one.
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Daniel Menche, “Terre Paroxysm”
Daniel Menche’s second release on Utech. This is some of the most earthy stuff I’ve ever heard.
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KPLR, “Atomic Revolutions” tape
The description for side A, “Quantum Affairs,” reads “Microcosmic meanderings reflect the macrocosmic.”
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Zdenek Liska, “Mala Morska Vila”
This one is an unexpected but welcome gift for film freaks as well as music fans.
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Doctor Nerve, “The Monkey Farm”
Brainy NYC noise jazz guitarist Nick Didkovsky and his Doctor Nerve band have been woefully under-recorded during their twenty-five-year-plus history, with only a few hard-to-find releases appearing on the small Cuneiform label.
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