Pre order the vinyl from WARM RATIO :
http://www.warmratio.com/

Get your cassette from BURGER RECORDS  :
http://burgerrecords.11spot.com/cassette-1/vaadat-charigim-the-world-is-well-lost-cassette.html

ITUNES : https://itunes.apple.com/il/album/the-world-is-well-lost/id695160980

01. Odisea 
02. Kezef Al Hamayim 
03. Lehitorer Velo Lada'at 
04. Ze Beseder Lefahed 
05. Haolam Avad Mizman 
06. Ein Nehama Ladoachim 
07. Kmo Lahzor Habaita 
08. Mahshefot

Vaadat Charigim - The World Is Well Lost (full LP stream)

Eerie Summer - Eerie Summer - 02 Breakdown

Shows On TV

Switchblade Knife


I’m dressed up with my big ideas, 
but never press “Begin.”
A cup of tea, a little scroll
and then the day drifts in.

Pro-cras-ti-na-tion
You keep pulling me away.
I should start, but here I stay,
Oh, procrastination, not today.

One more minute, one more sigh.
I’ll begin… next time.
One more minute, one more sigh.
I’ll begin… next time.


Pro-cras-ti-na-tion
You keep pulling me away.
I should start, but here I stay,
Oh, procrastination, not today.


Pro-cras-ti-na-tion
You keep pulling me away.
I should start, but here I stay,
Oh, procrastination, not today.

Pro-cras-ti-na-tion
You keep pulling me away.
I should start, but here I stay,
Oh, procrastination, not today.


PROCRASTINATION

Single off of Tim Presley's debut solo album, The WiNK!

Pre-Order: http://www.dragcity.com/products/the-wink
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/album/id1129368317

Tim Presley- "Clue"

Labyrinths

Shark Toys - City Lights

2nd Holy Ship single "Tau"  from Jonatan Westh,  formerly of late 00's shoegazers BLACKSTRAP (Swe). As HOLY SHIP he explores post-punk dark wave with anthemic hooks in a similar vein to debut single "Lüst". Mixed by US producer/mixer Ed Ackerson (BNLX, Polara, The Jayhawks, Motion City Soundtrack)  
FIYL: BRMC, The Soft Moon, A PLACE TO BURY STRANGERS

https://www.facebook.com/holyshipband/
https://www.instagram.com/holyshipband/
https://open.spotify.com/artist/2BYgvr3xFPmVTEIzCdfguH?si=r7XDorvkRquaGjFQXWW-IA

Holy Ship - Tau

Price

Numb.er - We Hide (Redux)

Taken from the EP of the same name, out 29th November. Pre-order on limited edition vinyl here - smarturl.it/PeelDreamMagazine

More info
Founded by New York City-based musician Joe Stevens in 2017, Peel Dream Magazine released their debut album, Modern Meta Physic, on the much loved and venerable American independent label Slumberland Records the following year, 2018.

Driven by a DIY aesthetic and initially very much a ‘home recording project’, their debut recalled the likes of Yo La Tengo and Unrest and harkened back to the early 1990s, when The Velvet Underground resurged as an inspiration to a new set of bands wielding synthesizers and off-set guitars.

Having only played their debut show in January 2018 the Up and Up EP, and forthcoming second album, reflects Peel Dream Magazine’s gestation beyond the bedroom delivering something more dynamic than Modern Meta Physic reflecting their new status as a 4-piece band. Recorded in part at a studio on the northern tip of Greenpoint near Queens, the tracks feature vocals from sometimes-band-member, collaborator, and friend Jo-Anne Hyun.

While channelling some of the droney, kraut-y repetitiveness of their debut album, the tracks however hide less behind a hazy veneer possessing a hitherto to unheard sense of immediacy which draw easy comparison with the likes of Stereolab or Broadcast.

Talking about the inspiration for the EP, Stevens said:

"Thematically, these songs are plucked from a big batch of material that deals with the ethics of popular music. I wanted to talk about the current popular music scene through the eyes of Bertolt Brecht, who warned that audiences become susceptible to mind-control when they take popular art at face value. The entire EP is like a little Brechtian play. Up and Up is literally about feeling manipulated by the theatre of crap art. It's about second-guessing the highs and lows you're told to feel. Our heartstrings can be pulled by anyone who really knows what they're doing, and its not a very nice feeling when you suspect that you're being taken advantage of. Oppressive political regimes ban free-thinking art because they don't want citizens to flex their brain muscles and question the status quo. In the song, I'm inserting myself between Brecht and his nemesis, Aristotle. I want to stand up for audiences everywhere, myself included."

Details of Peel Dream Magazines second album will be announced shortly.