Monday, June 20, 2011

Meat Parade - Happy Meal from the 4th Dimension


Latest digital release from Mike Castaneda's (AKA Terminal 11) label Sunwarped Records. Meat Parade is the handle/mindsplosion of Jesse Osborne-Lanthier of Montreal, Quebec, and his electrogrindjazzbreakcorekabob is sure to murder every last one of those brain cells. Throw Dev/null, Doormouse, Venetian Snares, and Pleasurehorse into a blender and hit the "liquify" button. The first and last tracks are killer.

- Dan

Sunday, June 19, 2011

Nohopekids - s/t EP



One man band out of Hungary. The fuzz of Wavves (duh) mixed with the pure rock and roll riffs and rhythms of The Stooges and Ty Segall. A very efficient EP that will have you back for multiple listens.

- Dan

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Purple - s/t


Portugal-based electronic music label Terrain Ahead Records dropped their first official release in our inbox the other day. An 80s sci-fi horror fantasy soundtrack composed by Berlin-based artist Luis Dourado. 

- Dan

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Slutever - Sorry I'm Not Sorry



Got an email from a fellow former WRIRer who is currently organizing a show here in Richmond featuring Forever and Tacocat from Portland and this Philly twosome. I had actually never heard of Slutever, but after a quick google search it seems like these girls have been gaining quite a few followers over the last year. This is a quick and enjoyable EP, and you could certainly lump them in with Wavves and Best Coast, but their snottier middle school 4-track adolescent sensibilities set them apart slightly. And since they aren't as popular that automatically makes them better. Right? 

- Dan

Monday, June 13, 2011

VIDEO: La Secte Du Futur - Feel Like the Devil


La Secte Du Futur is a band from Paris, France, which includes
members from Catholic Spray, Les Dolipranes, Zyklon Beach, and ex-
members from The Poo Attack.

http://www.myspace.com/lasectedufutur

Sunday, June 5, 2011

The Diamond Center - Caraway/20Twin 7"


I posted a live set a few months back from the smokey southern psychedelic troupe The Diamond Center which featured the two tracks found on this recently released 7" on Some Day This Will Make Sense.
The standard edition of 400 is pressed on 40g black vinyl. The limited edition is reserved to 100 copies, pressed on 40g white vinyl in a special screen-printed jacket, personally printed and lovingly packaged by the band themselves.
Make your choice HERE.

- Dan