Taiga Remains Alex Cobb’s Taiga Remains is a one man, musical operation that deals mainly with the creation of intricate sound environments that seduce the listener in through layer upon layer of sound. .. feature :: by Cory Card (27 November, 2007)
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Talibam! Talibam! are a synth and drum duo, who create wild, abstractly-driven free-music informed by free-jazz, noise, and punk. .. feature :: by Todd Brooks (25 February, 2008)
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Tape .. feature :: by Eden Hemming Rose (4 July, 2005)
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Tape Hiss #25 Tape Hiss is a (semi) regular column focusing solely on cassette releases. .. feature :: by Bryan Berge (31 October, 2007)
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Tape Hiss #27 Tape Hiss is a (semi) regular column focusing solely on cassette releases... feature :: by Bryan Berge (15 January, 2008)
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Tape Hiss #28 Tape Hiss is a (semi) regular column focusing solely on cassette releases... feature :: by Bryan Berge (25 February, 2008)
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Tape Hiss #29 Tape Hiss is a (semi) regular column focusing solely on cassette releases... feature :: by Bryan Berge (18 March, 2008)
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Tape Hiss #30 Tape Hiss is a (semi) regular column focusing solely on cassette releases... feature :: by Bryan Berge (15 April, 2008)
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Tape Hiss #31 Tape Hiss is a (semi) regular column focusing solely on cassette releases... feature :: by Bryan Berge (13 May, 2008)
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Tape Hiss #32 Tape Hiss is a (semi) regular column focusing solely on cassette releases. .. feature :: by Bryan Berge (18 June, 2008)
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Tape Hiss #33 Tape Hiss is a (semi) regular column focusing solely on cassette releases... feature :: by Bryan Berge (19 August, 2008)
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Terje Isungset Terje Isungset is one of the most accomplished percussionists in Europe. His innovations have been breaking the waves for over 20 years now. In 2002, he released his first album made entirely with ice instruments... feature :: by Brad Rose (31 July, 2006)
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Tetuzi Akiyama Tetuzi Akiyama.. feature :: by Brad Rose (2 July, 2006)
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The Acid Archives Late last year, the good folks at Subliminal Sounds, published an essential document called The Acid Archives. Compiled by Patrik Lundbork, Aaron Milenski, Ron Moore, and others, the book is a must-have for fans of obscure psychedelia. .. feature :: by Brad Rose (30 January, 2007)
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The Builders #1: Planet Synth Killer handmade analog synths from Ypsilanti, MI... feature :: by Brad Rose (14 April, 2009)
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The Canary #1: Language of Light, Ajilvsga, and Peaking Lights The Monolith is one of those clubs that you find in the long-suffering, forgotten towns of the American interior, towns like Tulsa - if you know where to look. .. feature :: by Eden Hemming Rose (18 November, 2008)
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The Canary #2: Sabertooth Cavity, Black Guys, and Ajilvsga One of the best things about the Monolith is its proximity to the best Mexican food in town. .. feature :: by Eden Hemming Rose (3 March, 2009)
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The Canary #4: The Swine Flu Tour (Chicago) After surviving an insane toll booth and a disgusting gas station bathroom on the edge of Chicago, Brad Rose, Nathan Young and I arrived at Mike Weis' (Zelienople) house. .. feature :: by Eden Hemming Rose (27 May, 2009)
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The Canary #4: The Swine Flu Tour (Madison) The Swine Flu Tour started ominously enough... feature :: by Eden Hemming Rose (20 May, 2009)
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The Clear Spots Pennsylvania's Clear Spots might be the best kept secret in the Northeast, though I don't imagine that's necessarily by choice. This trio makes some of the best psychedelic-tinged music around. Innovative songs that pound your skull into dust, all the while retaining a melodic nature that keeps you coming back for more. .. feature :: by Brad Rose (2 July, 2006)
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The Eastern Seaboard The Eastern Seaboard have been laying down their own brand of ecstatic jazz for over five years. .. feature :: by Cory Card (30 October, 2007)
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The Futurians! .. feature :: by Brad Rose (15 June, 2005)
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The Gloom The strange and contradictory world of The Gloom... feature :: by Scott McKeating (30 April, 2009)
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The Long Decline #1 First installment of this new column with reviews, rants, and fuck all... feature :: by Brad Rose (14 October, 2008)
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The Long Decline #10: 2009 Alright, 2009... a total motherfucker of a year with so much happening, where to start and where to end... yeah, I don't even know. But let's take a stroll down memory lane, shall we?.. feature :: by Brad Rose (13 January, 2010)
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The Long Decline #11 World Cup glory and loads of tapes... what else could you want?.. feature :: by Brad Rose (2 June, 2010)
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The Long Decline #2 Second installment rambles on about limited releases, prolificity, voting, and other bullshit... feature :: by Brad Rose (29 October, 2008)
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The Long Decline #3 The holidays are upon us and there was much rejoicing.. feature :: by Brad Rose (25 November, 2008)
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The Long Decline #4: 2008 What a friggin year 2008 was... hard to believe it's over, but it certainly went out with a bang... feature :: by Brad Rose (14 January, 2009)
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The Long Decline #5 So fuck it, here we go - 25ish albums of personal significance... feature :: by Brad Rose (3 March, 2009)
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The Long Decline #6 This time the Long Decline focuses on the mighty 905 Tapes label... feature :: by Brad Rose (11 March, 2009)
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The Long Decline #7 Seventh installment with a nod to Bret Michaels, Daisy De La Hoya, and ex-Raccoo-oo-ooners... feature :: by Brad Rose (7 April, 2009)
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The Long Decline #8 More rambling about recent tapes and tours and god knows from your esteemed figurehead... feature :: by Brad Rose (16 June, 2009)
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The Long Decline #9 Installment numero nueve of random discussion and exhumation of recent (sort of) tapes and such. Yeow... feature :: by Brad Rose (18 November, 2009)
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The Microphones .. feature :: by Brad Rose (14 June, 2005)
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The Moonbabies .. feature :: by Eden Hemming Rose (15 June, 2005)
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the Mountain Goats .. feature :: by Brad Rose (14 June, 2005)
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The Radiation Line Talk about out of touch. The Radiation Line are already onto their 6th release, and I’m just catching up... feature :: by Scott McKeating (6 October, 2009)
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The Rebel Drinking drugs and smoking beer instead of knuckling down to one’s career... feature :: by Joeri Bruyninckx (30 June, 2009)
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the unicorns .. feature :: by Brad Rose (12 June, 2005)
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The USA is a Monster The clock passes midnight and globules of dope smoke ripple through the atmosphere like giant floating protozoa. I’m hanging at Grandma’s House, a grimy warehouse in Too Short’s “city of dope” (Oakland, California). It’s here in this artist residence and performance space that USA Is A Monster guitarist Colin Matthews stands in the center of the room, in front of his two massive towers of battered speaker cabinets and amplifiers... feature :: by Justin Farrar (17 July, 2006)
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The Walls Were Thin And We Would Listen #2 When most people think of Denver, they don’t think of its stellar music scene... feature :: by Kevin Richards (9 September, 2008)
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The Walls Were Thin And We Would Listen #3 There are certain moments at certain shows that I have attended at Rhinoceropolis that will forever remain frozen in my mind as perfect examples of the beauty and frailty of humans... feature :: by Kevin Richards (10 December, 2008)
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The Walls Were Thin, and We Would Listen: #1 When most people think of Denver, they don’t think of its stellar music scene. .. feature :: by Kevin Richards (25 June, 2008)
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The Weird Weeds Austin's Weird Weeds are likely the best band you've never heard. This will all soon change, though, as they continue to traverse the country in search of fans. Oh, and they're not free-folk or psych-anything... feature :: by Brad Rose (15 June, 2005)
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The Wind-Up Bird .. feature :: by Brad Rose (14 June, 2005)
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The Zodiacs To quote their press release: Zodiacs burn a heavy trail back to the days where outlaw biker clubs roasted and consumed whole horses in celebration of the wild life... feature :: by Jani Hellén (11 September, 2006)
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These Trails Location is very often everything when it comes to great folk music, whether it be the tranquil green countryside of home-counties England that informed the pastoral moods of Nick Drakes legendary albums, or the heather-clad moorland and Neolithic sites of Northern England used today as backdrops to the avant-folk experimentation of Xenis Emputae Travelling Band. .. feature :: by Simon Allen (16 June, 2005)
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Thinguma*jigSaw Following their relocation from their native Norway to Ireland, the duo known as Thinguma*jigSaw quickly built up an audience in the Irish underground.... feature :: by Keith Wallace (28 August, 2007)
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Three Lobed When it comes to consistently releasing high quality music from some of the biggest names in the underground scene, one should look no further than Cory Rayborn’s Three Lobed Recordings... feature :: by Cory Card (9 October, 2007)
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Timothy, Revelator .. feature :: by Brad Rose (4 July, 2005)
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Tipped Bowler Tapes Originated in Texas but now based in Cambridge, MA, Tipped Bowler Tapes (TBT), is a label on the move, making bigger and bigger splashes with each stone thrown. .. feature :: by Eric Hardiman (22 September, 2009)
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Tivol When you call one of your first releases, The Breathtaking Sounds of Tivol and you are Tivol, you've already managed to give yourself hype to live up to. .. feature :: by Brad Rose (17 October, 2005)
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Todd Tamanend Clark Entering the double CD sound world of Nova Psychedelia is a daunting experience. Compiling the recorded output of Todd Tamanend Clark between 1975 and 1985, it’s a dense miasma of psychedelic emanations from Clark’s mind that takes in 1960s garage rock, the fluorescent pop art explosions of early Marvel comic books, and the brain wavering possibilities of the synthesizer and guitar. .. feature :: by Rich Hopkins (10 July, 2006)
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Tomentosa I've always loved small mailorder websites that carry a whole host of limited and obscure music. .. feature :: by Brad Rose (18 February, 2008)
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Tonschacht Records For more than five years, the small label, which is run by Wolfgang Brauneis, has released 7” singles with some of the most far out music available. Each single comes in the same black sleeve with white typewriter letters, each single is pressed on heavy vinyl and each release is limited and numbered to 500 copies. .. feature :: by Stephan Bauer (1 July, 2006)
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Tortoise .. feature :: by Brad Rose (14 June, 2005)
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Traveling Bell Traveling Bell is one, Kathy Baird. Most probably know her from her work in the excellent Chicago group, Spires That in the Sunset Rise. .. feature :: by Brad Rose (15 June, 2005)
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Traveling Bell Traveling Bell.. feature :: by Brad Rose (1 July, 2006)
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Trembling Bells Over the last several years, drummer Alex Neilson has developed a reputation as a brilliant musician... feature :: by Jordan Anderson (4 August, 2010)
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Trensmat Purveyors of the mighty 7”, Trensmat have been twisting the airwaves for a few years now. .. feature :: by Peter Taylor (9 December, 2008)
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Treva Dea Mauve Sideshow’s “Dark Flowers” is an odd LP... feature :: by Matthew O'Shannessy (24 February, 2009)
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True Sheffield Black Psychedelia Frequency 13 is a loosely based collective from Sheffield England who create and self-release completely original hypnotic and thudding overblown blackened psychedelic metal... feature :: by Nathan Young (15 July, 2008)
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Tulsa Drone .. feature :: by Brad Rose (14 June, 2005)
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