The Lost Tapes Record Club
EP-1
RSEP01
Cassette

Folklore Tapes Present a new Radiolore Series, The Lost Tapes Record Club

A series of four EPs curated by members of the band Clinic  and presented by the Lost Tapes Record Club.  Containing tracks pertaining to a unique project based around ethnographic radiolore and  surrounding the Dorset town of Symonsbury.

Panhandle - Click Clap

http://lunargrave.bandcamp.com/album/kt-1

Krarut

From Elephant Stone's new album 'The Three Poisons' out August 25th, 2014 on Hidden Pony Records (US/UK/EU) and V2 (BENELUX).
PREORDER INFO:
VINYL - http://elephantstone.spinshop.com/details/227850
DIGITAL - http://elephantstone.spinshop.com/details/227848
CD - http://elephantstone.spinshop.com/details/227849
elephantstonemusic.com

Three Poisons

http://dasraumpiloten.bandcamp.com/album/through-the-magick-mountain

Woodrose

From Causa Sui's latest collaborative album with Ron Schneiderman (Sunburned Hand of the Man), Pewt'r Sessions 3. The album will be released on August 18 on CD/Dl/LP - first 1000 LPs in orange marbled vinyl.

www.elparaisorecords.com

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"Following last years determined studio double LP, Euporie Tide, Causa Sui returns to improv with a third round of mindbending jams feat. Ron Schneiderman!

The savage, kaleidoscopic improvisations of the quintet's previous two volumes instantly gained reverence among fans of free flowing krautrock and detuned stoner rock, and this brand new addition, recorded in the late summer of 2013, fullfills the group's potential entirely. The krautrock grooves, the low-end heavyness and the sprawling furor is still very much present - but this set is also permeated by a rare free jazz-sensibility, at times recalling American masters of improvisation such as John Coltrane and Don Cherry in spirit.

Ferociously experimental, yet absolutely welcoming and corporal. One eye looking back to the golden age of improvised music, the other looking straight ahead, into the future. ”Incipiency Suite”, which takes up the entire B-side of this record, stands as the high pinnacle of what this group is capable of with the inclusion of Ron Schneiderman: an afternoon of spontaniously recorded parts, cut-and-pasted into an abundant whole by studio wiz Jonas Munk, creating a unique interplay between in-the-moment improvisation and creative studio editing." 

Causa Sui: "Incipiency Suite"

Not Living At All

First track off Causa Sui: Live in Copenhagen!
http://elparaisorecords.com/releases/causa-sui-live-copenhagen

Causa Sui: Ju - Ju Blues (Live in Copenhagen)

[Lyrics]
You've really got a lot of nerve 
To think you know what I deserve 
I see you working over time 
To rearrange my plastic mind...

Psychsploitation

- You're gonna make a mess of me 
- Is gonna be the end of me 
- You're gonna be the death of me

You knew you had me at goodbye 
The only question left is Why 
You think it's all some kind of game 
You're gonna drive us both insane...

PSYCHSPLOITATION

Live At The Venue

Never Known

PRE-ORDER THE LP: https://www.lostmap.com/products/callum-easter-here-or-nowhere

JOIN POSTMAP CLUB: lostmap.com/club

A headrush of queasy electro-wonk all about the possibilities of love and wondering where it all went wrong, ‘Fall In Love’ is the latest track to be previewed from the extraordinary debut album by Edinburgh-based singer of otherworldly rhythm and blues Callum Easter. Here Or Nowhere will be released as a vinyl LP and via digital services on April 5, 2019, and represents the most complete and definitive statement yet from an artist who has built a strong local reputation emerging from the creative heat of the Leith studio that spawned Mercury Prize- winning act Young Fathers – with whom Callum plays keys and lap steel live and has toured with as support. ‘Fall In Love’ is released as a PostMap Postcard single February 25 and via streaming services February 28. It follow’s Callum’s debut PostMap postcard double A-side single ‘Here or Nowhere’ / ‘Back Beat’, which received support from BBC 6 Music’s Marc Riley and Gideon Coe and BBC Radio Scotland’s Vic Galloway.