Written, performed, produced and mastered by Donna Blue
Drums by Dirk Schonk
Bass by Joost van Eck
Additional recording and engineering by Roy van Rosendaal

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Lyrics:
I’d walk a thousand miles into the land of fire
To find the crimson drink of your heart’s desire
It grants immortal life and cures all my disease
All for more time with you my love, you’re what I need

You’re like a dream to me, but I can’t read your mind
Is it the truth you speak or just a clever line?
It’s been said before, by many of your kind
Pleasing words will not fool me

You’re like an apple made of gold, my Aphrodite
I want to kiss your lips and take your hand in mine
I’ll make a promise then, for you I’d leave it all
All for more time with you my love, you’re what I need

I’d walk a thousand miles into the land of fire
Is it the truth you speak or just a clever line?
I’ll find the crimson drink and love you all my life
All for more time with you my love, you’re what I need
You’re what I need

Into The Realm Of Love

Aphrodite

On February 17, 2024 A.D., a rugged group of pioneers and music aficionados got together with the shared mission of creating a live communal mixtape. We all brought records to share and went around in a fun non-linear fashion, each playing a song while hitting record on the tape machine. This is a document of a sonic conversation between friends and strangers. This is a group attempt to briefly and clumsily touch utopia.
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RAGE PEACE MIXTAPE PARTY # 4: LOVE // ANTI-LOVE

Tracklist:


Side A
Wanda Jackson - Funnel of Love (slowed to 33rpm) 
Lightnin' Hopkins - Someday Baby
Junior Kimbrough - Feels So Good # 1
The Chymes - My Baby’s Gone Away
Inell Young - What Do You See In Her? 
Jimi Hendrix - Love or Confusion
Lee Moses - You Are Too Much For The Human Heart
Waylon Jennings - Black Rose
Lucio Battisti - Questo Inferno Rosa (This Pink Hell)
Television - Marquee Moon (45 rpm edit)
REM - Country Feedback
Dinosaur Jr - Don’t 

Side B
Castaways - Liar Liar (slowed to 33rpm) 
Charly Garcia - No Me Dejan Salir
Ramones - Questioningly 
John Hartford - Love Song in 2/4 
Magazine - I love You, You Big Dummy
Bobby Brown - Preparation of Heaven Dimension
Camp Hillel '75- Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow
Roxy Music - Love Is The Drug
Prince - Beautiful Ones
Peter Gabriel feat. Kate Bush - Don’t Give Up
Gustavo Cerati - Alma

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Recorded live at Not-Donuts Record Store in the Catskill Mountains.

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Rage Peace Mixtape Party #4: Love // Anti-Love

LYRICS:
I have to block out thoughts of you
So I don't lose my head
They're crawlin' like a cockroach
Leaving babies in my bed

Dropping little reels of tape
To remind me I'm alone
Playing movies in my head
That make a porno feel like home

There's a burning in my pride
A nervous bleeding in my brain
An ounce of peace is all I want for you
Will you never call again

Will you never say that you loved me
Just to put it in my face
Will you never try to reach me
To reach me

Hate me today
Hate me tomorrow
Hate me so you can finally
See what's good for you

I'm sober now for three whole months
It's one accomplishment you helped me with
The one thing that always tore us apart
Is the one I won't touch again

In a sick way I want to thank you
For holding my head up late at night
While I was busy waging war on myself
You were trying to stop the fight

You never doubted my warped opinion
On things like suicidal hate
You made me compliment myself
When it was way too hard to take

So I'll drive so fucking far away
That I'd never cross your mind
And do whatever it takes
Whatever it takes

Hate me today
Hate me tomorrow
Hate me for all the things I didn't do for you

Hate me in ways
Yeah, ways hard to swallow
Hate me so you can finally
See what's good for you

And with a sad heart, I say bye and wave
I'm kicking shadows on the street
For every mistake that I had made

Like a baby boy
I never was a man
Until I saw your blue eyes cry
And I held your face on in my hand

And I found I'm yelling
"Make it go away!"
Just make a smile come back
And let it shine just like it used to be
And she whispered
"How can you do this to me?"

Hate me today
Hate me tomorrow
Hate me for all the things I didn't do for you

Hate me in ways
Yeah, ways hard to swallow
Hate me so you can finally
See what's good for you
For you
For you
For you

Kicking Shadows

♪ Produced by Sun Glitters
✎ Lyrics written by Nadine Carina

▥ Label: DXFXWXU Collective
▩ Artwork by madeByhujo

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When you say goodbye
I heard you say
I’ll run away
Far away
Come into my arms
I’ll set you free
And walk away
Far away

Think of me all the time
I want you all the time

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Ur Eyes EP

When You Say Goodbye

SG X NC - When You Say Goodbye

Snow/Sand (For Clarinets, Vibraphone, Cello & Percussion)

♪ Produced by Sun Glitters
✎ Lyrics written by Nadine Carina
▩ Artwork by madeByhujo

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Nothing Is Real (Single)

Nothing Is Real [Beatless Version]

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Apophonia

Is It Too Late For Fan Clubs?

From the album Ocelli available June 21, 2024 on Western Vinyl
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Ocelli

Blurstem - Frábært Vatn

Moda

wolves

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Swedish collective Mats/Morgan—also known as the Mats/Morgan Band—occupy, or more aptly, create their own sphere in the transcontinental music scene, a zone wherein progressive rock, jazz-rock fusion, experimental rock, electronica, and progressive pop overlap and intertwine. The double-CD set Radio Da Da/The Teenage Tapes compiles Mats/Morgan’s earliest works but with a difference: These albums have been lovingly remixed, remastered, resequenced, and overdubbed by Morgan Ågren himself—they are virtually new offerings. Recorded in 1992 (Radio Da Da) and the years 1981-2008 (The Teenage Tapes), this compendium captures Mats/Morgan to some extent in embryonic phases, yet there’s nothing tentative or unfinished about its contents. Everything comes from someplace, and the genre-defying breadth of styles, bracing ideas, and high level of musicianship will appeal to both longtime followers of the group and neophytes, as well as fans of prog-rock and experimental rock in general.

Co-led by Swedish musicians Mats Öberg (keyboards) and Morgan Ågren (drums), Mats/Morgan remain one of the longest-running European bands (30 years!) in the sometimes-overlapping spheres of jazz fusion and progressive rock. The Mats/Morgan Band has released ten albums and played countless concerts and music festivals. Each has successful parallel careers as leaders and collaborators in a wide range of contexts. An internationally acclaimed drummer, Morgan frequently rates highly in drummers’ magazines’ polls worldwide. Morgan is one-third of a power-improv trio with Raoul Bjorkenheim and Bill Laswell that performs at festivals worldwide and recorded the album Blixt, a thorny, cathartic set released on Cuneiform in 2011. Öberg has performed and recorded with players the caliber of Denny Walley, the Nederlands Philharmonisch Orkest, and Bengt Berger’s Beches Brew.

Its sixth Mats/Morgan release, a two-disc set entitled Radio Da Da / The Teenage Tapes. This double-disc marks the American debut of Mats/Morgan’s second and third albums, both originally self-released in Sweden in 1998. Radio Da Da and The Teenage Tapes, augmented with previously unreleased material. On Disc One, Radio Da Da is Mats and Morgan performing nearly all instruments and vocals plus contributions from Thordson, Mussa, Jimmy Ågren, and more, augmented by two extra tracks. The brisk, snappy “Sigfrid” begins with some bracing Terry Riley/Phillip Glass minimalism before segueing into some searing, soaring keys-flights evocative of early electric-era Return To Forever. “Täljes Logan” and “Djungle Man” are likely inspired by Zappa’s more satirical songs, contrasting deceptively sweet melody with comically caustic dissonance, while “Kul I Parken” with its backwards melody, crisp percussion, and pulsing melodic motifs imparts a nightmarish, Tim Burton-like tone.

Disc Two: Teenage Tapes, which compiled the duo’s earliest works, including home and DIY recordings from as early as 1981. While the original Tapes contained 29 tracks, this edition has been expanded to 36 [!] tracks to include recordings up to and including 2008. Tapes seems relatively rough-hewn compared to Radio Da Da, yet never amateurish. Indeed, The Teenage Tapes finds the duo wise beyond their years, presenting playfully grandiose textures (the elemental, fugue-like “JP3”), thorny fusion, dream-pop interludes (“Wanna Dance?”), and gothic bebop (“Bandet Gär”). “Chicken Pie” pays tribute to the flamboyant proto-prog of Yes and Genesis while “Basflarp” is a stirring slice of Scandinavian funk, Billy Cobham and Stanley Clarke carving a niche in the Arctic Circle. While Teenage Tapes presents a band still finding its way, combining razor-sharp instrumental acumen with a puckish sense of humor, seeds of forthcoming greatness are already evident. “Bombonk” finds these youths blending the whimsical and the nightmarish with equal aplomb. “Foxtrot” (a nod to Genesis?) evokes post-Discipline King Crimson.

With the release of the double-CD Radio Da Da / Teenage Tapes, fans and novices will be able to go “forward” with Mats/Morgan in terms of a “new” opus to relish by jumping headfirst into the past via these hitherto-unheard (outside of Sweden) albums. Devotees of Rock In Opposition, the “old-school” prog of the Canterbury bands, fusion, and even commercial powerhouses Yes and Brand X will find vistas a-plenty to cherish.

Mats/Morgan, "Djungle Man" from  'Radio Da Da / The Teenage Tapes'

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Mats/Morgan, "Djungle Man" from 'Radio Da Da / The Teenage Tapes'

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