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2011 remix for Grayson Gilmore's song "I Am a Light" from his album No Constellation

Grayson Gilmore - I Am A Light! (Unknown Mortal Orchestra Remix)

Música lançada em 1968 e amplamente vaiada no III Festival Internacional da Canção.

Caetano Veloso & Os Mutantes - É Proibido Proibir

Lindstrom remixed one of my songs and in turn I rerecorded this track from his album Smalhans

Raakost (after Lindstrom)

The Abigails - Black Hell

Debut 7" from Sunflower Bean, out 24th July 2015. 

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PRESS RELEASE
Brooklyn-based psychedelic trio Sunflower Bean announces details of the release of their new single. I Hear Voices will be released on Fat Possum on July 24th 2015.

Following their self-released debut EP, Show Me Your Seven Secrets, at the end of 2014, I Hear Voices is available on limited 7” and download, and features The Stalker on the flip side. The single is an effortless slice of garage-rock and psych sounds, melodic riffs and hazy vocals.

Sunflower Bean have been a word of mouth phenomenon over the last year, following a great run at SXSW and an equally successful appearance at The Great Escape, where they are named NME’s best band of the festival. The band who formed in August 2013, made up of Julia Cumming, Nick Kivlen and Jacob Faber, are already veterans of the Brooklyn DIY scene. Drawing from a wealth of rugged lo-fi sounds, they have adapted the heroic charisma of VU psychedelia and Black Sabbath’s dark rock to fit their own generation’s drowsy indie ethos.

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Northern Ireland’s Girls Names return this autumn with their third full-length album, Arms Around a Vision, due for an October 2nd release via long-term home, Tough Love Records.

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“We look to Europe for inspiration. For romance. For the idea of a better life,” says the band’s frontman, Cathal Cully, when discussing the album. “For me, living in Belfast just makes you focus on your own art.”

True, Girls Names formed in Belfast, but they’ve long considered themselves a European band. The distinction is important – their vision of Europe is one of weird, labyrinthian histories, blackest-ever-black coffee, and long drives to dismal places. Romantic notions for those of a certain disposition, but behind the thousand-yard stares they’ve always been a soft-hearted lot. As the title of Arms Around a Vision would suggest, they’re all set to let love in.  

The band initially came together as a relatively lean two-piece back in the summer of 2010, but over the course of a handful of EPs and three very different albums, they’ve grown in number and ambition. Their last album, The New Life, was an unexpected underground hit in early 2013, taking the band around the world and garnering much critical praise, culminating in nominations for both the Northern Irish and Irish Music Prizes. Emboldened by the reception to that record, in March they returned with an 11-minute single that was played in full on Radio 1 and, typically, does not feature on their new album. Girls Names like to do things a little differently. 

On Arms Around a Vision, they’re more widescreen than ever but also more direct and aggressive. The bass, drums and guitars are still there, but so are saxophones, organs, detuned broken guitars and pianos, and even sheets of metal assaulted with hammers. Conceptually, Arms Around a Vision acts as a love letter to European elegance – Italian futurism, Russian constructivism, Germany’s Zero Group and both Neubaten and Bowie’s Berlin. 

Love and pain, romance and fucking. It’s all in there somewhere. Grand claims, perhaps, but in an ever bleak world, why not skygaze? The album opens with ‘Reticence’, a song in two parts that’s half metallic knockout, half midnight swagger. It sounds unlike anything they’ve ever done before, and is a perfect primer for an album that treads a course between Eno-era Roxy sleaze, Birthday Party dissonance and M.E.S’ three R’s: repetition, repetition, repetition.  

As confident as it sounds, hardship has equally played a role in shaping Arms Around a Vision. “I'm not starving or anything, but I've practically been living hand to mouth since I was 22,” confirms Cully. “Most guitar music now is just a playground for the rich middle classes and it's really boring and elitist. We're elitist in our own way, in that we're on our own and you can't fuck with us when we’ve nothing to lose”. The near-6 minute ‘A Hunger Artist’ tackles that subject full on, addressing that age old adage of suffering for one’s art.

While the songs aren’t narrative-driven as such – the band still generally favour abstraction and ambiguity – there is a consistent underlying message: “We've got nothing. We’ve never had anything. And we don't expect to. The only person I ever wanted to impress was myself. I've never got anywhere close to succeeding in doing that until this album. I'm proud of it. I think I can start saying I'm a musician now.”

Tracklisting:

1. Reticence
2. An Artificial Spring
3. Desire Oscillations
4. (Obsession)
5. Chrome Rose
6. A Hunger Artist
7. Málaga
8. Dysmorphia
9. (Convalescence)
10. Exploit Me
11. Take Out the Hand
12. I Was You 


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Girls Names - Reticence

Time passes. Or it doesn’t. Maybe it’s a trip that we all get fooled about experiencing together. In that vein, I decided to put together a group of songs for you, dear readers, that feel the essence of my elemental beings of music here in the late summer days of 2015. Songs to take on the road with you these heat-full days of the northern hemisphere, or to snuggle in with those of you in cooler parts of this planet. Because no one on earth has heard these artists’ songs (not even their moms), it’d be great to share ‘em around. Remember their names, listen to their other jams. Some of these songs are the first of their kind. Love them with care. 

Artwork by Colin Holloway, used with permission.

Don’t forget to chip in to these artists’ beer/retirement funds. Click through to their sites through the handy hypertext links provided below and buy their records, tapes, t-shirts and concert tix.

Tracklist:

Naked Gods -  Summer
Grubby Little Hands - Michael
Old Smile - Someone Else
Nike Bliss - On and On
Thunderhank - You!
NŌVA - More
Warehouse Eyes - Smoke
Hale - Every Time
Tunnel Dream - Holy House
Blood Band - A Fever
Tiger In My Tank - Signal Peru
Son of Rams - Jedi Zipper Kid
Virtue - TBH
If you enjoy the tunes, be a friend and #REBLOG the love!

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Grubby Little Hands - Dial Tone

OUT NOW, ON LOLIPOP RECORDS!!!
Drinking Flowers - "New Swirled Order" (CASS)
dark, psychedelic pop underground hits, from the debut full length, co-release with Burger Records!!! LP courtesy of Manifesto Records!!! 
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DRINKING FLOWERS - "Black Monday"

Taken from TERRY's forthcoming album 'Terry HQ' out on Upset The Rhythm on July 1st.

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TERRY - 'Don't Say Sorry'

H.Grimace - Royal Hush

Ty Segall
"Sentimental Goblin EP" 7"/DIG
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Release Date: March 17, 2017
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Sentimental Goblin

Black Magick by Ty Segall

From the album "Family Perfume" VOL 1 out April 3, 2012 on Woodsist Records

White Fence - It Will Never Be

Captain of the Rugby Team

Sweaty Palms - Captain Of The Rugby Team

Recorded in August 2012 by Johnny Goss in a Bothell, WA trailer park on a very hot day

Sure as Spring

Exclusive 7" released as part of the Too Pure Singles Club on May 27th. 

A digital copy can be purchased at: http://hookworms.bandcamp.com

Limited to 750 Copies.

Recorded by MJ at Suburban Home
Mastered by Alex Wharton at Abbey Road
Artwork by Anna Peaker

Sunflower Bean - I Hear Voices

Fat Possum Records

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