Santa Sprees
The Anglo-Japanese band Santa Sprees have been advancing the art of unpopular song since 1994. Making questionable progress from the low-skilled, no-fidelity, no wave of their earliest cassettes to the largely futile primitive avant bubblegum of today, releasing ten collections to date on a trail of defunct labels and media. ... more
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L'Autre Cap (KLP179)
by Maher Shalal Hash Baz
Another peerless and singular recording from the peerless and singular Maher Shalal Hash Baz. Toppling over music in a dull, upright age.
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What's Tonight To Eternity
by Cindy Lee
An ash-grey projection of Mary Weiss sings damaged, death throe pop for end times in the vertignous reverb of a canopy underpass. Brilliant even by Cindy Lee standards.
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One of the greatest albums of the 2010s. Long may he write and record music as vital and vivid as this.
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Vulgar Displays Of Affection
by Luke Mawdsley
Liverpool's Luke Mawdsley uses pitchshifted vocals and industrial textures to create darkly experimental, painfully intimate music.
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On The Pedestrian Side
by Angela Sawyer
A fearless cult figure from New England's underground scene, Sawyer's no-fi experiments with everyday objects and body sounds are greatly rewarding to those who have the patience and curiosity to give them a chance.
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Hermetic Topography
by Zebularin
Stuttgart collective Zebularin create densely atmospheric pieces that meld digital noise with analog free jazz.
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