Goldtimers Tapes and Dirty Knobby Records are two very different entities – one puts out tapes exclusively, the other vinyl; one works in noise and drone, the other puts out just about everything you can imagine (including noise and drone, mind you). But here they are, together, because I admire them both. Goldtimers Tapes...
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Portland’s Tim Wenzel is trying to raise some cash to press his new MSG album on wax and needs your help. Having heard some of this stuff, it’s pretty bonkers. Read on for more info! Hey everyone! I was at a friends house a while ago and we started talking about things we wanted...
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Confirmed for a performance in the US for the 3rd annual Hopscoth Music Festival in Raleigh, NC(6th-8th Sept), Max is putting out a shout to possible venues in the following states: California, Georgia, North Carolina (maybe more) with a view to laying on a tour. Any promoters, bands or individuals who are able to help out, please...
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Washington DC’s Jeff Barsky offers up his first full-length vinyl release here, with an incredibly full and rich sounding platter that delivers on every level.
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Phos Hilaron’s Break in the Sun Till the Sun Breaks Down is the ultimate summer drone album.
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Honestly, when I first heard the band name and saw their photograph and their over-the-top tribal image I thought, c’mon, someone’s trying too hard.
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When an album starts off with a track called “Hymn to the Eternal Void,” you know it’s probably not going to be the cheeriest of releases.
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Not to be confused with the Jeremy Peyton Jones ensemble of the same name, Portland, Oregon’s Regular Music make liquid synth music of the kind we’ve heard rather a lot of recently.
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So, I originally wrote this somewhat rambling ranting piece as a rebuttal to the above video (originally posted on Lakewood Patch). I was going to repost that here on Digitalis but got busy and didn’t and now I’m happy things worked out that way because, two months later, I’m looking at things differently. Let’s...
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