Kind of West...

http://www.trashrockarchives.com/
http://www.discogs.com/Ros%C3%A9e-Sisters-The-Mon-Amour/release/5199610

Unreleased live recording of Austria's very first all-girl band THE ROSÉE SISTERS, produced in 1968. Limited club postcard record. Sold at Accordia Schallplatten-Club (Rhiz, Vienna), manufactured and produced by Digatone and Trash Rock Archives.

THE ROSÉE SISTERS- Mon Amour (Unreleased/1968)

Here is the cover album we released last Summer ! Enjoy !

Modern Art (Black Lips Cover)

Arranged by Rafael Sanches. 
Acoustic Guitar, Cavaquinho and samples: Rafael Sanches.
Produced by Brian Lanese. 
Engineered by Orlando Mestre & Brian Lanese.
Mixed & Mastered by Anthony Dini.

Bloco Do Amor [FREE DOWNLOAD]

http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/shoegazereissuespart3

The early 1990s was a very creative time for alternative music. The Cocteau Twins had changed labels from 4AD to Capitol Records and were touring medium sized halls. Radiohead came on the scene with the single “Creep” from their first album. “Loveless” by My Bloody Valentine was blasting from car stereos and influencing bands in college towns everywhere. There were few signs of the grunge era to come. It was in this environment that Orange came to be.

Originally from New Zealand, Sonya Waters lived in London when she received an invitation to record an album for Strange Weekend Records in San Francisco. The project did not come to fruition but she fell in love with the city and decided to stay. After an initial lineup of musicians fell apart, Sonya put an ad in a local paper and met Michael Papenburg. From the first time they played together, it was clear that they had something magical. Sonya moved from keyboards to guitar and sang in a language inspired by books on myths, extinct animals, ancient civilizations, Goddess worship, botany, and pure melody. Michael experimented with effects and alternate tunings in order to create floating walls of sound with his guitar. Together, they would improvise on song ideas for hours with a goal of creating beautiful music that was free of traditional pop confinements.

Michael Papenburg, a Bay Area native, lived in Berkeley at the time. Initially drawn to the sounds of Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin, he found true inspiration in bands such as The Cure, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Bauhaus, The Cocteau Twins, and Dead Can Dance. In the late 80s, he enjoyed regional success as lead guitarist for the band Missile Harmony featuring Kurt Herr from Wire Train on lead vocals and rhythm guitar. At the time of Sonya’s ad, Missile Harmony had dissolved and Michael was searching for a true kindred spirit. He found one in Sonya.

The initial lineup of the band came together fairly quickly. Katherine Cole joined the group on bass and background vocals. They played a few house concerts as a trio and then added Mike Burns on drums. The band became a staple of the SF music scene, opening for bands such as The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Mazzy Star, Lush, and Tarnation. When performing live, Orange hung large canvas banners around the stage against which beautiful images were projected directly onto the band. By combining stunning imagery with ethereal and haunting music, the band set itself apart from most bands in the scene.

Soon after its inception, Orange began recording with Bart Thurber who ran the House of Faith recording studio in Palo Alto. House of Faith ironically specialized in recording punk bands but Bart was a very talented engineer and did an excellent job of capturing the Orange sound. During this time, Anton Newcome from The Brian Jonestown Massacre invited the band to include a few songs in a box set released on Bomp records. The recordings eventually found their way to Dewdrops Records in Los Angeles who signed the band and released their self-titled album. Orange would eventually record a cover of the Pixies song “Gigantic” for the compilation CD Thurteen on the same label.

Over the three years it was together, Orange went through a number of lineup changes. Heidi Vincent, Tim Ong and Topper all played bass for the band at different times as well as Steve Watkins on drums. As would be expected, different members brought their influences to the group but Sonya and Michael remained at the core of the band’s musical direction. These lineup changes brought about numerous setbacks, though, and the eventual demise of the band.

Every band that ever exists is a magical creature of sorts. Equal parts energy, vision, hubris, beauty, integrity, and vulnerability. To have experienced an Orange performance was to be engulfed in sound, light, and pure emotion. Their CD captures much of that. It is an echo from another time.

Orange - Gigantic

Northern Soul for The Cure kids
Single is out 8.4.16
This City LP is out 22.4.16 on Acid Jazz Records
http://acidjazz.bigcartel.com/product/new-release-this-city-men-of-north-country-pre-order
https://itunes.apple.com/il/album/this-city/id1096083436
http://menofnorthcountry.com/

This City

Running

http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/shoegazereissuespart3

THE EMERALD DOWN - Perilized

MONC gets kinky.
Part of the Running single bundle, out on Acid Jazz Records:
https://itunes.apple.com/il/album/running-single/id1096592850
This City LP:
acidjazz.bigcartel.com/product/new-r…try-pre-order
itunes.apple.com/il/album/this-city/id1096083436

menofnorthcountry.com/

Dead End Street (Kinks cover)

Part of the Running single bundle, we're KPMing!
Out on Acid Jazz Records: https://goo.gl/loFnaz
This City LP: http://goo.gl/zjMbyw
iTunes: https://goo.gl/ltzvhR

שער ראשון!

http://menofnorthcountry.com/

Man of the World (Alan Hawkshaw cover)

The Bad Seeds were an American garage rock band formed in Corpus Christi, Texas, in 1964. Musically influenced by traditional blues and the raw recordings by the Rolling Stones, the group's sound was marked by primal proto-punk instrumental arrangements and vocals. The band released three singles, mostly originals penned by guitarist Mike Taylor, that have since become classics of garage rock, and have the Bad Seeds considered forerunners in popularizing the subgenre in Texas. Origin	Corpus Christi, Texas, United States
Genres	
Garage rock proto-punk
Years active	1964-1966
Labels	J-Beck, Sundazed, Eva, Collectables
Past members	
Mike Taylor
Rod Prince
Henry Edgington
Bobby Donaho

Bad Seeds - Taste Of The Same

The Castellers are a 5 piece rock'n'roll band from the north west of England. We've 1960s influences & a soul for the purist of movers, shakers, music makers.
Paul Paterson - Drums
Ryan Healey - Vocals
Martin White - Bass Guitar
Neil Trout - Rhythm Guitar / Vocals
Russell Robertson - Lead Guitar / Keys

I do not own this music but share what i'm into.

The Castellers The Cortez Effect

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Swoone is the unique combination of seductive vocals from Siobhan De Mare and captivating music by Gary Bruce.

Siobhan De Mare, daughter of Tony Meehan, drummer of the Shadows, granddaughter of the well-oiled gong banger for Rank films, was no stranger to show business when she started her career as a featured artist and backing vocalist for many dance and electronic bands. She was also the famous voice of the Emirates Airline worldwide campaign from 2002-2008. Siobhan signed her first major deal with Chrysalis Records and Universal, with her band Mono. Their album Life In Mono was released on Echo Records and soon entered the UK charts reaching the top twenty. Their hit song Life In Mono was used for the soundtrack of the film Great Expectations featuring Robert De Niro and Gwyneth Paltrow. The album also became very popular in film and television as incidental music including Dead Man Down with Naomi Raspen, and the X Box game, Alan Wake. Siobhan went on to form Violet Indiana with Robin Guthrie, former guitarist of The Cocteau Twins. They released several albums on Bella Union Records, with their music being used worldwide in film and television.

Gary is a self taught non musician and producer, not to mention qualified arborist and teacher! He has had music used in many TV programmes worldwide, including Jamie Oliver's Dream School, USA. He has also had music included in several instrumental albums. His other recording credits include a 7” single released on Andrew Wetherall's, Moine Dubh label, as one half of Echowood with Nina Walsh. He has also released one highly acclaimed instrumental album, MAPS, which was produced with a booklet of his own poems. Gary plays guitar with the amazing shoegaze orientated Daniel Land and is co writing some of the songs for Daniel's new album.

Kind of West...

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