Back in the days when the booze was scarce and the drinks were few, Hillbillies were an excellent source for the sauce , often brewing lethal concoctions of moonshine spirits to get them on the buzz.

On a mission to procure some of the aforementioned product, i overheard a conversation between two other patrons at the still...



Hillbilly moon explosion - Love for evermore (James Copeland Moonshine Bootleg)

Jopatino - SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER

Shot fired in the culture war. Written, mixed, mastered by SAYLESS.

Alex Jones sampled from "Waking Life" (disclaimer: before he went... whatever)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5HLn3eYLSo

Christopher Wallace sampled from "Party and Bullshit"

Inspired by:
"The old world is dying, and the new world struggles to be born: now is the time of monsters"
Attribution unknown, often given to Antonio Gramsci

MONSTERS BALL v1.0.0

We originally learnt this one off the Screamin’ Jay Hawkins version, but with Emanuela’s vocals it just kept getting bigger and bigger: saxes, mariachi horns (courtesy of Calexico), piano, drama, baby, drama!

02 - The Hillbilly Moon Explosion - Temptation

VERY rough short edit lo-fi taster for the P.Paul Fenech track "Satan Is Her Name" from the upcoming Fenech solo record The F-Files on Mutant Rock Records

P.Paul Fenech - Satan Is Her Name (VERY rough short edit lo-fi taster)

The Agrestix - Know The System

"Children of the Future" from Blood Ceremony's self-titled album.

Blood Ceremony "Children of the Future"

From the Album "Walking on 10th street" on Wolverine Records.

Out Of Luck - Psycho´s Mind

Bauhaus

Project pitchfork-Outside

Killing Joke - The Singles Collection 1979 - 2012, a career spanning retrospective from one of the most influential bands of all time.

Available on multiple formats here: http://goo.gl/z5iGX

iTunes 

Let's All Go (To The Fire Dances)

Back in the 1930s, a young James Copeland set out to avoid the curse of prohibition and form a Swing & Big Band operation in Havanna, Cuba. However, a bus carrying most of the band members on the way to their 1st recording session crashed on a moutain pass and they were all killed.

New technological advances in the studio meant that a sparse recording could be made, but even more amazing was that once the tapes were processed, mysterious bits and pieces of music and phrases began to appear. It was speculated that perhaps these sessions had brought more than just James Copelands' vision to life...

In later years he was to travel further afield exploring different musical cultures, always amazing the locals with how he seemed to capture the sound of a full band on his records whilst seemingly alone...