Name: The King Khan & BBQ Show - Alone Again by In The Red Records in Garage, Indie, post-hipster/ anti-alternative / nu-underground / wah wah wah
Duration: 3 min 9 s
Description: From the upcoming album Bad News Boys. Out February 2015!

Garage, Indie, post-hipster/ anti-alternative / nu-underground / wah wah wah

Track taken from Lorelle Meets The Obsolete's third album, 'Chambers', which is released via Sonic Cathedral and Captcha Records on February 17, 2014.

Lorelle Meets The Obsolete 'Music For Dozens'

Written, performed, recorded and mixed by Fazerdaze

Reel

Produced by Amelia Murray with help from Jonathan Pearce
Mastered by Jonathan Pearce

Somethink

From the upcoming album Bad News Boys. Out February 2015!

The King Khan & BBQ Show - Alone Again

Parquet Courts cover Pretty Girls by Joey Pizza Slice (Son of Salami) on the split 7" currently up for pre-order at www.wharfcatrecords.com.

Words:

Wharf Cat Records is excited to announce this split release by two of our very favorite artists, Parquet Courts and Joey Pizza Slice.  Each one has long admired the other's catalog through various incarnations and releases.  Now they get a chance to cover one another’s songs.  On the A Side Joey Pizza Slice (AKA Son of Salami) gives tribute to the angular guitar churn of the Parquet Courts' 'Picture of Health,' filling the vocals with helium and letting them loose like balloons into a hazy summer sky.  On the flip the Parquet Courts turn Joey's synth pop masterpiece, 'Pretty Girls,' into the perfect  summer jam that will get you stoked about cloudy days and being ignored all the time - it's just a matter of perspective after all!  This is a balanced and involving 7" comprised of 2 tracks sure to help keep you cool well into the dog days.  

Parquet Courts - Pretty Girls is a Motherfucker (Joey Pizza Slice)

New album from King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard out now!

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard - "The Bitter Boogie"

Now is What We Came For

New track from The Phage EP, 2015.

Artwork by James H. Smith
@jamesandthegiantbeach

Blue Mirror

Heartless Bastards - The Mountain

HEAVY META

Young Lady, You're Scaring Me

OUT NOW, ON LOLIPOP RECORDS!!!
Thee Oh Sees - "A Weird Exits" (CASS)
Thee newest EP from legendary garage-psych masters, Thee Oh Sees! LP Courtesy of Castleface Records!
GET IT: www.lolipoprecords.com

Live in San Francisco

THEE OH SEES - "I Come From the Mountain (Live)"

New LP "CANT GET NO" comes out April 30th on Burger Records

Roky Said

Engineered by Bob Blank
Produced & mixed by Arthur Russell

Steven Hall: guitar/keyboard/vocals
Arthur Russell: drum programming/cello/vocals

Recorded in 1985
Released in 2013 by Hollie Records

Produced & mixed by Arthur Russell (he also plays on them) and engineered by Bob Blank in 1985, these three songs were found in Arthur’s archive, and digitally transferred by Audika Records. They were made for Steven Hall solo project for Rough Trade but never released.

Here is the story of these lost tracks by Bob Blank

“After I moved my production and engineering work from my recently sold Blank Tapes to my old farmhouse in Stamford, Connecticut, some of my first guests were Arthur Russell and Steven Hall, who continued their musical journey by bringing their music to my converted home.

It was strange to see these denizens of the city in my bucolic setting – the music always had a folkie, country feel to it, but was always edged with the city feelings. I picked them up and dropped them off at the small train station about a mile from the house, and recorded onto either my old Studer A80 24 track analog machine or later into the then state of the art Alesis digital machines. The studios all had windows in them, overlooking the nearby woods and wetlands.

Arthur was, as usual, the ringleader who set the mood, always either encouraging or playing. Steven got into ‘the zone’ with sometimes closed eyes and a gentle way with the music; Arthur was the collector of takes and many times after the sessions with Steven I would hear the music go through many permutations as Arthur added ideas and what are now called ‘beats’ to the song fragments and parts laid down. Never satisfied, Arthur would continually run a DAT tape as he worked, capturing hours of attempts to mold the music. Steven was a muse sometimes for Arthur as well, as Steven gave substance to the energy that Arthur put into the music.

Steven came with fully formed musical ideas and songs, and easily performed them in the glassed in booth. Mellow but focused, the music came out in whole pieces.

My role was always to make the flow happen, with the technology, and the place was dominated by the custom built console I had built from Yamaha digital mixers and monitoring from UREI 813 speakers I had sitting on stands in the attic of my old home. As an engineer, you try to fade into the background and let the musical events take the forefront, but I was always able to add my ideas and feelings to the day, as my sounds, mixes, and comments shaped how everyone heard what they were creating. Arthur and Steven always welcomed my input, even tho from time to time it was tinged with attitude, and I would be satisfied with the result while Arthur would push past that and ask for more. Ultimately Steven and Arthur’s vision would prevail of course and there were many magic moments.” 

Nirosta Steel - Every Single Night

The Black Keys: Psychotic Girl

Lyrics:
I find all my hair
Lost in the sheets
The sheets of my bed

I lost all my love
Lost down the drain
Along with my brain

I find all my hair
Lost in the sheets
The sheets of my bed

I lost all my love
Lost down the drain
Along with my brain

Why don’t you see
What I mean
About those people?

Why don’t you help
Find my way?
I’m lost in Sweden

Why, why?
I’m high

I find all my hair
Lost in the sheets
The sheets of my bed

I lost all my love
Lost down the drain
Along with my brain


Recorded & Mixed by The Lazy Eyes at Lindfield Studios
*Except drums recorded at Main Street Studios

Where's My Brain???

I make a variety of noises, and listen to many more.
There are also many old demos, collaborations and various recordings available, mostly for family and friends.

The King Khan & BBQ Show - Alone Again

In The Red Records

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