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Screaming Females - Chalk Tape EP

continuing with the Casablanca label
Parliament ‎– The Clones Of Dr. Funkenstein
Casablanca ‎– NBLP 7034

Spelljammer - Abyssal Trip LP

Blood On The Tracks

Tala Vala - Modern Hysteric LP

Eraldo Bernocchi/Hoshiko Yamane ‎– Mujo LP

Hoshiko Yamane is the violinist for Tangerine Dream.

Richard Skelton ‎– These Charms May Be Sung Over A Wound 2-LPs

Nice one static, the one steps sound great. Or at least the marvin gaye does since that's the only one I splurged for so far.

My boss likes to schedule check-in meetings for 9am Mondays, so I had Emancipator on as background tonight while I prepared for the meeting.

Lice - Wasteland or "What Ails Our People Is Clear" LP

Mansur - Karma LP

Mansur is Jason Kohnen from Bong-Ra, The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble, and a slew of others. Mansur uses more non-traditional instruments with female vocals. Dead (Can Dance) heads may want to check this out.

Klaus Schulze ‎– Cyborg
Brain ‎– BRAIN 2/1078

Field Works - Cedars

Comes with a comic book - left to right is English and right to left is Arabic.

Tommy James & The Shondells ‎– The Best Of Tommy James & The Shondells
Roulette ‎– SR42040

reddye6 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 06, 2021 7:58 pm Field Works - Cedars

Comes with a comic book - left to right is English and right to left is Arabic.

Red, this looks dope. Genre?

Jimmy_Mike wrote: ↑Sat Mar 06, 2021 9:13 pm

reddye6 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 06, 2021 7:58 pm Field Works - Cedars

Comes with a comic book - left to right is English and right to left is Arabic.

Red, this looks dope. Genre?

It's a mix of droning Americana, New Age, and Middle-Eastern instrumentation. One side has poetry in English and the other in Arabic. The English side (I assume the Arabic side as well) narrates a relationship between a girl and her forest environment.

As with previous Field Works releases, the main dude collaborates with many musicians. He does a lot of field recordings in particular places and times and works with musicians to weave the snippets into a story, usually slightly melancholy.

M. Zalla ‎– Problemi D'Oggi

Some recent hip-hop spins as late

Madlib - Madlib Medicine Show No. 3: Beat Konducta in Africa

this is probably my favorite release from the MMS series. I was lucky enough to grab one of the limited edition screen printed covers when it was originally released.




Your Old Droog - Dump YOD: Krutoy Edition

a newer artist I've been warming up to. This one is probably my favorite release from him, the production is great and has a nice set of features as well.




Che Noir - Juno

easily one of the best female rappers out there right now. This is the album that sold me on her. She has an incredible way of telling vivid stories. This one is fully produced by 38 Spesh. She released 3 albums in 2020 and every one of them is great. If you are into hip-hop please give her a chance, she is often over looked due to be a female




Flee Lord & DJ Shay - Lucky 13

One DJ Shay's last albums before passing last year, it's a shame he's gone so early but he left behind a good body of work and is responsible for for a lot artists out of Buffalo NY getting their starts. Flee Lord is great here, one of his better albums of 2020. He was ridiculous and released an album a month. Out of 12 months he ended up with 6 or 7 really solid albums and 2 of his career best. That's an impressive feat. This one definitely falls in the solid section and one I'll spin quite often.




Crimeapple - Mátalos Con Más Éxitos

Crimeapple is an artist I dont' love but tend to like most of his output. I dont' go out of my way to pick up any of his stuff but this one was pretty cheap and I took a chance on it with out hearing it before hand. It's good, nothing spectacular.

Dj shay. Will have to look it up.

The repress of madvillain came today. I had a gunmetal grey copy from maybe 2012-2013 that sounded like absolute trash with unbearable surface noise that overpowered the music, but I never got around to getting a better one until now.

texasvinyl wrote: ↑Tue Mar 09, 2021 6:38 pm Dj shay. Will have to look it up.

The repress of madvillain came today. I had a gunmetal grey copy from maybe 2012-2013 that sounded like absolute trash with unbearable surface noise that overpowered the music, but I never got around to getting a better one until now.

DJ Shay is responsible for the Griselda crew mostly but he's been around in the Buffalo underground for well over a decade.

You order that Madvillain from Stones Throw? I have been meaning to grab a copy

I ordered one from... maybe bleep? someone was supposed to have a different cover. I half expect the standard retail to show up though.

Anyone else queuing for the Seth Rogen weed box set?

Damien Done - Charm Offensive LP

Dimensioni Sonore 2