What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (VOL V)

This one is worthy of investigation

Just kidding, but nothing's better than psychobilly.

A bit of rockin' dementia with Dexter Romweber, Chased by Martians

Kate Walsh

On Vinyl:

Stella Malu ~ Katrina Krimsky & Trevor Watts [ECM]

Picture House - Shine Box

Take 3 young men add some blues riffs a sprinkling of your finest illegal substances finish with a dash of psychedelia and simmer in a recording studio for a few weeks, the result, a storming piece of music. Then take out and and let the punters at the Fillmore East sample your lovely concoction.







Dean.....

A shot of industrial rockabilly: Jesus Built My Hot Rod from Ministry's Psalm 69

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:

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Originally posted by Voltaire:
re: Ani DeFranco

Thanks to the previous thread for reminding me of this wonderful artist.

Will join you, downloaded "Canon" this morning as Mark recommended.
Jeff A

I like this a lot.

I know she has been around long enough to not be derivative......
but what keeps running through my mind is "combines the angst of Alanis, the intensity of Tori, and the acoustic-pop sensibilities of Shawn".

Very very nice.

Thanks to Mark for the entry suggestion.

Really glad you like her Jeff. Perhaps a few more people will give her a listen? Certainly worth a try.

Mark

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Originally posted by Lontano:

Great album, mine is still somewhere on a ship between Oz and the UK.

Giving this another go( a bit louder this time):-

Following Dexter, a few moments of good taste, delicacy and spiritual elevation: Nashville Pussy, Let Them Eat ...

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:
Great album, mine is still somewhere on a ship between Oz and the UK.

It's a long, long wait.....

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Originally posted by BigH47:
Giving this another go( a bit louder this time):-

Great!!! A new Joe Henry. I didn't know about it. Thank you BigH!

How is it ? As I've posted quite a few times here, Civilians is one of my favorite album of all times.

Maurice

Brian Vander Ark

Was... (no need to introduce this one to you, I guess)



...brutally interrupted to listen to the new Joe Henry on his website!!!

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Originally posted by m0omo0:
Following Dexter, a few moments of good taste, delicacy and spiritual elevation: Nashville Pussy, Let Them Eat ...

You certainly find some different albums Maurice. I am now playing a few samples from it on Spotify


Not one for when the kids are around

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Originally posted by Lontano:
You certainly find some different albums Maurice.

Thank you Adrian. I was in a mood for good old rock'n'roll tonight, and had a few more up my sleeve, but BigH ruined it all!

Next up...



Steve Adey - All Things Real. Mixed and mastered by Calum Malcolm.

From the Artist
Online interview (2006) with mette casspe (gaffa on-line)...translated from Danish.
When is the album coming out? I need to mix it and get it mastered and then find someone to release it. The recording is finished.

Where did you record the album? I started in an old church in the Scottish Borders. I was at Blacksheep (recording studio) recording guitars, strings and harmonium. "Evening Of The Day" was recorded at Buccleuch church in Edinburgh.

Your record is very dark. Can you see yourself recording some upbeat music? I’m fairly happy making miserable music

Nyles Lannon

steve

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:

" the devil is a pauper prince, nesting in your hair "

Nice location of yours, by the way, Jeff. Still listening to it at least once a week.

After a first listen, I like the new one very much.