Sunday, June 19, 2011

Five albums to listen to for the month of June

Gil Scott-Heron - I'm New Here - His Johnny Cash style dying album, dirty, great poetry as expected and old man hip-hop as intended. Never too many cello loops.



Dengue Fever presents Electric Cambodia - Rocking underground 60's punk funk pysch from the sweaty armpits of Pol Pot's regime.


Serge Gainsbourg - Histoire de Melody Nelson - French sleaze guitar album about running over a nymphlet and seducing her back to health. It is still so sexy.


The Moles - Untune the Sky - Australian try everything once rock band from the 90's. Never got famous, sounds like The Smiths if Morrissey took drugs, but cooler.


The Doors - The Doors - Classic rock album. The End is one of the most amazing songs. 

Friday, May 6, 2011

Five albums to listen to for the month of May

LSD March - Constellation of Tragedy. Delicate Japanese psychedlia that never builds to the ridiculousness of what the band's name might suggest. 




Fela Kuti - Gentleman. Beautiful afrobeat depicting the silly idea that Nigerian men should dress in western clothes.

Os Mutantes - Os Mutantes. A psychedelic Brazilian odyssey, filled with obsessive musicianship, Brazilian humour and political shards against the military coup that fucked Brazil for over 20 years.


 Marc Ribot Y Los Cubanos Postizos - The Prosthetic Cubans. A faux Latin jazz album by the former Tom Waits guitarist from the Rain Dogs-era. Great guitar lines!


 Jesus and the Mary Chain - Psychocandy. Loud and intense shoegaze from Scotland.

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Floors.

Ask them to sow the seeds of dreams in the boards of your bedroom floor.

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Jim Jones.

A song I wrote about Jim Jones poisoning 909 people with cyanide

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

"He is a classic case of turning vegetarian to follow the trend"

Good, I wish more would.

Hopefully people will follow these trends too; pacifism, environmentalism and learning about the world we live in, literature, sex before marriage, reason, questioning organised religious institutions and their motives. And other shit like that.

Silllllllly