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No one on this board listens to the shit i like.

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No one on this board listens to the shit i like.

That's how I feel! Rhett Miller is an extraordinary songwriter —his best stuff is Paul Westerberg at-his-best good— and no one else here cares! No one cares!

Emily A Sprague's Water Memory/Mount Vision is good. Electronic/Ambient. Technically a re-release of two eps but there are a few bonus tracks.

My faves this year

Kim Petras - Clarity
Acronym and Kali Malone - The Torrid Eye
Ana Roxanne - ~~~
Caterina Barbieri - Ecstatic Computation
Ellen Arkbro - Chords
JAB - Erg Herbe
Joni Void - Mise En Abyne
Myriam Bleau - Lumens and Profits
Omen - Prol
Oren Ambarchi - Simian Angel
Sarah Davachi - Pale Bloom
Uffie - Tokyo Love Hotel
Visible Cloaks, Yoshio Ojima, and Satsuki Shibano - FRKWYS Vol 15

Honorable mentions

Dis Fantasy - Dis Fantasy EP
Emily Sprague - Water Memory/Mount Vision
M Geddes Gengras - I Am the Last of That Green and Warm-Hued World
NYPD Records Vol 3
Rip Hayman - Dreams of India and China
Tim Hecker - Anoyo
Triad God - Triad

Still waiting for

Felicia Atkinson
Lea Bertucci
Kali Malone
Kazu
Charli XCX
Royal Trux
Sarah Davachi and Ariel Kalma

False - Portent
This is an incredibly talented and very epic black metal 6 piece from my area. I have watched them develop since the beginning and their success has been incredibly gratifying to witness. Do yourself a favor and give it a listen. Their compositional prowess is astounding.

Out September 27:

From https://store.rhino.com/dead-man-s-p...-cassette.html :

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This limited edition and EXCLUSIVE bundle comes with a 14-track cassette featuring highlights from the box along with two additional unreleased tracks: the outtake "Asking Me Lies" and an instrumental of "I Won't" (Bearsville Version). The cassette also features the original, unused cover art for Don't Tell A Soul.

Back in 1987, Minneapolis rock and roll renegades The Replacements famously stole their Twin/Tone master tapes and threw them in the Mississippi River. A year later —while wrapping up work on their Warner Bros. album Don't Tell A Soul— the group absconded with a collection of their reels from Paisley Park studios. Thankfully, those tapes were spared a watery fate, and instead stashed away for decades by the band. Now they've been recovered to form the basis of The Replacements first-ever boxed set, DEAD MAN'S POP.

Although Don't Tell A Soul ultimately became the group's best-selling effort, The Replacements were unsatisfied with the sound of the record. The band has radically reimagined Don't Tell A Soul to create a 4CD/1LP set that features the album mixed as it was originally intended (Don't Tell A Soul Redux), along with a collection of previously unheard tracks (We Know The Night: Rare & Unreleased), and a classic concert from 1989 (The Complete Inconcerated Live).

The box features a newly completed mix of the album by Don't Tell A Soul producer Matt Wallace (based on his 1988 Paisley Park mix); a disc of unreleased recordings (including a session with Tom Waits); plus the band's entire June 2, 1989 show at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. In total, the box includes 60 tracks–58 of which have never been heard before.

Presented in a 12 x 12 hardcover book —loaded with dozens of rarely seen photos— the set features a detailed history of the Don't Tell A Soul era written by Bob Mehr, who produced the box with Rhino's Jason Jones and also authored the New York Times bestseller Trouble Boys: The True Story of the Replacements.

Mehr writes: "While it's impossible to unhear a record that's been around for three decades, this version, Don't Tell A Soul Redux, is the album the band made and intended to release. In addition to Matt Wallace's mix, Redux also restores several crucial elements from the sessions, including original drums tracks, vocal takes and tempos that were altered in post-production… [and] the band's original sequence of the album."

Wallace says: "The true spirit of The Replacements was always there on the recordings we did back in 1988, and now you can hear and feel it clearly… This was the project of a lifetime for me when we recorded it 30-plus years ago, and it's even truer today as we've finally fulfilled our original vision."

Paul Westerberg, Slim Dunlap, Tommy Stinson and Chris Mars started recording Don't Tell A Soul in June 1988 with Tony Berg at Bearsville Studios, but the chaotic sessions were cut short and mothballed. Nine unreleased tracks from Bearsville appear on Dead Man's Pop, including early versions of "I'll Be You," "Darlin' One" and "Achin' To Be" and the previously unheard "Last Thing in the World." The collection also features tracks the band recorded with Tom Waits, five of which have never been officially released: among them, "Lowdown Monkey Blues," "We Know The Night" and a cover of Billy Swan's "I Can Help."

The final two CDs of Dead Man's Pop capture the band performing live in Milwaukee during the "Don't Tell A Soul Tour." A few songs from the concert originally appeared on the promo-only EP Inconcerated Live (1989), but the bulk of the 29 tracks included have never been released. The entire show has been newly mixed by Brian Kehew (Ramones, The Faces).

Additionally, Dead Man's Pop will include Wallace's Don't Tell A Soul Redux mix on 180-gram vinyl.

Track Listing:

LP & Disc One: Don't Tell A Soul Redux

1. "Talent Show" [Matt Wallace Mix]
2. "I'll Be You" [Matt Wallace Mix]
3. "We'll Inherit The Earth" [Matt Wallace Mix]
4. "Achin' To Be" [Matt Wallace Mix]
5. "Darlin' One" [Matt Wallace Mix]
6. "Back to Back" [Matt Wallace Mix]
7. "I Won't" [Matt Wallace Mix]
8. "Asking Me Lies" [Matt Wallace Mix]
9. "They're Blind" [Matt Wallace Mix]
10. "Anywhere's Better Than Here" [Matt Wallace Mix]
11. "Rock 'N' Roll Ghost" [Matt Wallace Mix]

Disc Two: We Know The Night: Rare & Unreleased

1. "Portland" [Alternate Mix] [Bearsville Version]
2. "Achin' to Be" [Bearsville Version]*
3. "I'll Be You" (Bearsville Version)*
4. "Wake Up" [Alternate Mix] [Bearsville Version]
5. "We'll Inherit The Earth" [Bearsville Version]*
6. "Last Thing In The World"*
7. "They're Blind" [Bearsville Version]*
8. "Rock 'N' Roll Ghost" [Bearsville Version]*
9. "Darlin' One" [Bearsville Version]*
10. "Talent Show" [Demo Version]
11. "Dance On My Planet"
12. "We Know The Night" [Alternate Outtake]
13. "Ought To Get Love" [Alternate Mix]
14. "Gudbuy T'Jane" [Outtake]
15. "Lowdown Monkey Blues" [Feat. Tom Waits]*
16. "If Only You Were Lonely" [Feat. Tom Waits]*
17. "We Know The Night" [Rehearsal] [Feat. Tom Waits]*
18. "We Know The Night" [Full Band Version] [Feat. Tom Waits]*
19. "I Can Help" [Feat. Tom Waits]*
20. "Date To Church" [Matt Wallace Mix]

Disc Three: The Complete Inconcerated Live, Part 1

1. "Alex Chilton" [Live]*
2. "Talent Show" [Live]
3. "Back To Back" [Live]*
4. "I Don't Know" [Live]*
5. "The Ledge" [Live]*
6. "Waitress In The Sky" [Live]*
7. "Anywhere's Better Than Here" [Live]
8. "Nightclub Jitters" [Live]*
9. "Cruella De Ville" [Live]*
10. "Achin' To Be" [Live]*
11. "Asking Me Lies" [Live]*
12. "Bastards Of Young" [Live]*
13. "Answering Machine" [Live]
14. "Little Mascara" [Live]*
15. "I'll Be You" [Live]*

Disc Four: The Complete Inconcerated Live, Part 2

1. "Darlin' One" [Live]*
2. "I Will Dare" [Live]*
3. "Another Girl, Another Planet" [Live]
4. "I Won't" [Live]*
5. "Unsatisfied" [Live]*
6. "We'll Inherit The Earth" [Live]*
7. "Can't Hardly Wait" [Live]*
8. "Color Me Impressed" [Live]*
9. "Born to Lose" [Live]*
10. "Never Mind" [Live]*
11. "Here Comes A Regular" [Live]
12. "Valentine" [Live]*
13. "Left Of The Dial" [Live]*
14. "Black Diamond" [Live]*

*Previously Unreleased

Out October 4:

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"The record is, in a weird way, an ode; this terrible stuff is happening, this deepening sense of creeping authoritarianism that weighs on everybody's psyche on a daily basis, and you're allowed to feel a lot of things at once. And one thing that is worth feeling, that is worth fighting for, is your freedom to still have joy even though things are going to SHIT." —Jeff Tweedy

https://wilcoworld.net/

Out now in virtual formats:

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Available digitally now through Invada Records, The Virtues – Original Series Soundtrack includes 5 original pieces of music composed by PJ Harvey as well as a new song, "The Crowded Cell", featured in the series closing credits. The album also features tracks by Aphex Twin, Lisa Hannigan, Set Fire to Flames and Toydrum. Full track list below.

A new video to accompany "The Crowded Cell" is also released today. Shot on old VHS and starring actor Lee Pepper, who plays the young Joseph, watch the video below or at YouTube.com/PJHarvey.

1. PJ Harvey – Prayer
2. Set Fire To Flames – When Sorrow Shoots Her Darts
3. Toydrum – Jesus Song (Rival Consoles Rework)
4. Micah P. Hinson – Beneath The Rose
5. PJ Harvey – Submerge
6. PJ Harvey – Death
7. Lisa Hannigan – Flowers
8. MONO – The Flames Beyond The Cold Mountain
9. Aphex Twin – Gwely Mernans
10. Ted Barnes ft. Gavin Clark – If The Truth Hurts
11. PJ Harvey – The Lonely Wolf
12. Gazelle Twin – Cutting Into Flesh
13. PJ Harvey – Subterranean
14. PJ Harvey – The Crowded Cell

Spotify: http://bit.ly/TheVirtuesSp
Apple Music: http://bit.ly/TheVirtuesAp

http://pjharvey.net/the-virtues-orig...-crowded-cell/

https://invada.bandcamp.com/album/th...ies-soundtrack

A band I like called Tennis System - kinda shoegaze / hardcore crossover - have an album out in about a month.

More or less a recent-ish/recent/new/upcoming releases data DUMP, avoiding some that have already been mentioned (Lea Bertucci, Oren Ambarchi, Royal Trux, etc.):

Sylvie Courvoisier/Mark Feldman - Time Gone Out
https://intaktrec.bandcamp.com/album/time-gone-out
https://intaktrec.bandcamp.com/album/time-gone-out-24bit-96khz

Sarah Angliss - Air Loom
https://sarahangliss.bandcamp.com/album/air-loom

The Minus 5 - Stroke Manor
https://theminus5.bandcamp.com/album/stroke-manor
With Corin Tucker, Jeff Tweedy, Linda Pitmon, Steve Wynn and more.

Chuck Cleaver (Wussy) - Send Aid
https://wussy.bandcamp.com/album/send-aid

Kelly Moran - Origin EP
https://kellymoran.bandcamp.com/album/origin-ep

Fire! Orchestra - Arrival
http://www.runegrammofon.com/artists/fire_/rcd2205-fire-orchestra-arrival-cd-2lp/
Bitchen cover of Chic's "At Last I Am Free".

Mats Gustafsson and Jason Adasiewicz - Timeless
https://gustafsson1.bandcamp.com/album/timeless

Anthony Braxton - Quartet (New Haven) 2014
https://firehouse12records.com/album/quartet-new-haven-2014
Anthony Braxton/Taylor Ho Bynum/Nels Cline/Greg Saunier in a 4CD set with titles like "Improvisation One (For guitarist/composer Jimi Hendrix)" and "Improvisation Three (For vocalist/composer James Brown)". (The other two are Janis Joplin and Merle Haggard). I fuckin' love it already!

Steve Gunn - "Be Still Moon"/"Shrunken Heads"
https://stevegunn.bandcamp.com/album/be-still-moon-shrunken-heads
He also covered Neil Young's "Motion Pictures (For Carrie)" for the Amazon Original series:
https://www.amazon.com/Motion-Pictures-Carrie-Amazon-Original/dp/B07TJMJHPP/ref=sr_1_1

The Hold Steady - Thrashing Thru The Passion
https://holdsteady.bandcamp.com/album/thrashing-thru-the-passion
I wonder whether the title is a nod to the R.E.M. song.

Joyero (Wye Oak's [and Lambchop's!] Andy Stack) - Release The Dogs
https://joyero.bandcamp.com/album/release-the-dogs

Mount Eerie - (fireworks & wind)
https://pwelverumandsun.bandcamp.com/track/fireworks-wind
One track for a buck. "fireworks and wind recorded July 4th, 2019 from outside town. no big deal. no reason for this recording. no physical release. the wind gradually increases."

Art Ensemble Of Chicago - We Are On The Edge
https://artensembleofchicago.bandcamp.com/album/we-are-on-the-edge
https://artensembleofchicago.bandcamp.com/album/we-are-on-the-edge-a-50th-anniversary-celebration

Joan Shelley - Like The River Loves The Sea
https://joanshelley.bandcamp.com/album/like-the-river-loves-the-sea

Dyson Stringer Cloher - "Falling Clouds"
https://dysonstringercloher.bandcamp.com/track/falling-clouds
One track, probably a preview of the album they recorded at Wilco's The Loft with Glenn Kotche on drums/percussion.

Tropical Fuck Storm - "Who's My Eugene [Radio Edit]"
https://tropicalfstorm.bandcamp.com/track/whos-my-eugene-radio-edit
Of all the things the internet supposedly wiped out, one would think a "radio edit" should be damn near the top. Unless your attention span is really shitty, that is; on the other hand, this is just 33 seconds shorter than the upcoming album version, so it ain't gonna tilt the cart. ANYWAY, it's Tropical Fuck Storm - if you don't want everything by them you're probably a Coalition supporter or summat.

Juliana Hatfield - Juliana Hatfield Sings The Police
https://www.alr-music.com/collections/the-juliana-hatfield-three/products/juliana-hatfield-sings-the-police

Bill Orcutt - Odds Against Tomorrow
https://palilalia.com/
This one looks awesome. Out October 11.

Guided By Voices - Warp And Woof
https://guidedbyvoices.bandcamp.com/album/warp-and-woof

Spoon - Everything Hits At Once: The Best Of Spoon
https://matablog.matadorrecords.com/2019/06/19/spoon-no-bullets-spent-everything-hits-at-once-the-best-of-spoon-coming-july-26/
New song "No Bullets Spent" also out as 7"/virtual.

Brian Eno with Daniel Lanois & Roger Eno - Apollo: Atmospheres & Soundtracks Extended Edition
https://brian-eno.net/
"The original Apollo album remastered for the first time + For All Mankind, a brand new album of 11 instrumentals". Wait, so my 2009 or whatever it is CD version is not remastered? I'm pretty sure it is; I think they mean "first time remastered on vinyl".

Jeff Mills - Moon: The Area Of Influence
https://www.axisrecords.com/#artist

Lloyd Cole - Guesswork
https://www.lloydcole.com/press/guesswork-and-2019-tour-press-release/
Tom Verlaine guests!

Violent Femmes - Hotel Last Resort
https://vfemmes.com/
Tom Verlaine guests! (No, I'm not becoming senile; he guests on this album too).

Robyn Hitchcock/Andy Partridge - Planet England EP
https://burningshed.com/store/ape/ar...andy-partridge
"Andy Partridge and I are thrilled in our own dismal, British way to announce that the recordings we began in his shed in Swindon in 2006 are now complete and released on APE records. After a long hiatus we returned to the project last year, adding a fourth song to three completed ones, enough for an EP entitled PLANET ENGLAND." —RH

^ No idea why only a couple of the addresses appear as hyperlinks. :confused:

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http://pjharvey.net/the-virtues-orig...-crowded-cell/

https://invada.bandcamp.com/album/th...ies-soundtrack

Incidentally, Anna Calvi did the score for Peaky Blinders, season 5:

https://www.nme.com/news/music/peaky...series-2530426

Hopefully it will become available in one format or another eventually.

Daniel Menche and Vern Avola are performing tonight as, Bear Spray. I’m hopeful a proper release is soon to follow:

Dean Leininger - Unmoved Unspoken......pre-ordered!

Elliott Smith would've turned 50 on August 6. A few days ago, UMe "digitally surprise released deluxe reissues of 1998's XO and 2000's Figure 8, both originally released by DreamWorks Records. Each comes loaded with bonus tracks, such as B-sides, demos, remixes, and acoustic versions. And while none of the bonus tracks are previously unreleased, many haven't been officially released digitally before [...] they are also available as downloads)". So no physical release? Anyway, these are the bonus:

XO:

15. Our Thing *
16. How To Take A Fall *
17. The Enemy Is You *
18. Some Song (Alternate Version) *
19. Waltz #1 (Demo)
20. Bottle Up And Explode (Early Version) *
21. Baby Britain (Remix) *
22. Waltz #2 (Radio Edit)*
23. Miss Misery

Figure 8:

17. Figure 8 *
18. A Living Will *
19. Son Of Sam (Acoustic)
20. I Can't Answer You Anymore *
21. Pretty Mary K (Alternate Version) *
22. Happiness (Acoustic) *
23. Because

*making digital debut

http://www.undertheradarmag.com/news/elliott_smith_stream_deluxe_reissues_surprise_rele ased_in_honor_of_his_50th/

Clairo released an aoa couple weeks ago. I had no idea it was coming. Pretty subdued. Nice mesh of her styles, way more heavily rock oriented.

FINALLY got the new Bertucci. Good. Not mind blowing, but I had been looking forward to it a while.

This album by YATTA is pretty neat. It's kind of spoken word/beat poetry influenced, but with some unique soundscapes. Some parts remind me of Animal Collective vocals on Hollindagain.

Oh and there's a new Jefre Cantu-Ledesma album. Nice ambient guitar, a horn on one track. Peeps here would like it.

Out October 4: Tomeka Reid Quartet - Old New

https://cuneiformrecords.bandcamp.co...new-hd-24b-48k
https://cuneiformrecords.bandcamp.com/album/old-new

Tomeka Reid, cello
Mary Halvorson, guitar
Jason Roebke, bass
Tomas Fujiwara, drums

‘Stofwolk’ is the first music from Ottla, the new 6 piece band around guitarist and composer Bert Dockx (Flying Horseman; Dans Dans). It’s a spacious and moody guitar epic, mysterious and exciting.
Listen to the full track: https://fanlink.to/stofwolk

Drawing by Mori Yuzan. Animated by Visuals Internationals.

‘Ottla’ is the latest addition to our roster, their debut album is due this fall on Unday records (in collab with WERF Records), more on that soon.

Following Dans Dans and Flying Horseman (and the odd solo-venture; see Strand and Transit), Ottla is the latest outlet for the boundless energies of Bert Dockx. He gathered an outstanding sextet with an unexpected – double drummer – line up featuring:

Bert Dockx (guitar)
Frans Van Isacker (alto sax)
Thomas Jillings (tenor sax)
Nicolas Rombouts (bass)
Louis Evrard (drums, percussion)
Yannick Dupont (drums, percussion, electronics)

Ottla's self titled debut album is due fall 2019.

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Out October 4: Tomeka Reid Quartet - Old New

https://cuneiformrecords.bandcamp.co...new-hd-24b-48k
https://cuneiformrecords.bandcamp.com/album/old-new

Tomeka Reid, cello
Mary Halvorson, guitar
Jason Roebke, bass
Tomas Fujiwara, drums

This looks awesome

New Sleater-kinney

New Blanck Mass

Anticipated:

Alcest - Spiritual Instinct
Kendra Amalie - Intuition
Laurie Anderson, Tenzin Choegyal, Jesse Paris Smith - Songs from the Bardo
Anoice - Ghost in the Clocks
Boris - LφVE & EVφL
Botanist - Ecosystem
Brian Crook - This World Just Eats Me Up Alive
Cult of Luna - A Dawn to Fear
Richard Dawson – 2020
Dead Neanderthals - Ghosts
E-L-R - Mænad
Fly Pan Am - C'est ça
Chrissie Hynde - Valve Bone Woe
Mikal Cronin - Seeker
Kronos Quartet -Terry Riley: Sun Rings
Land of Kush - Sand Enigma
Lightning Bolt - Sonic Citadel
Mayhem - Daemon
Monolord - No Comfort
Oiseaux-Tempete - From Somewhere Invisible
Sandro Perri - Soft Landing
Iggy Pop - Free
The New Pornographers - In The Morse Code Of Brake Lights
Queen Elephantine – Gorgon
Tomeka Reid Quartet - Old New
Lee Ranaldo - Names of North End Women
Matana Roberts - COIN COIN Chapter Four: Memphis
Sunn O))) – Pyroclasts
Swans
The Thurston Moore Group - Spirit Counsel
Une Misère - Sermon
We Lost The Sea - Triumph & Disaster
Wilco - Ode to Joy
Chelsea Wolfe - Birth of Violence
Neil Young and Crazy Horse - Colorado

htrk - venus in leo

such a beautiful record, pure balm

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htrk - venus in leo

such a beautiful record, pure balm

so it is out? I thought it is coming out later. I heard just a You Know How To Make Me Happy single.

I wrote a thing on Ride's new album for my blog. TL;DR the first five tracks are great, the rest are mediocre. https://sevenninefiveseven.wordpress...fe-place-2019/

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so it is out? I thought it is coming out later. I heard just a You Know How To Make Me Happy single.

comes out at the end of the month but they just played their launch here (melbourne) so got a copy there. it’s really special, very much stripped back even further (drum machine + guitar + vox, that’s it), would say the earlier singles from last year are more sonically advanced than the rest of it actually. different structures, different songwriting approach, more expressive/emotive

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right, I see.

cool you got to see launch gig!

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Neil Young and Crazy Horse - Colorado

Hell to the YES! So this will be with Nils instead of Poncho?

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Hell to the YES! So this will be with Nils instead of Poncho?

yes indeed. There will also be a "making of" documentary movie that will be released at the same time. But no touring unfortunately. He decided that he will be working on a very long list of movie projects for the coming year or so

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htrk - venus in leo

such a beautiful record, pure balm

Nice.

Donny McCaslin - "Head Of Mine [featuring Gail Ann Dorsey]"/"Tokyo"

https://donnymccaslin.bandcamp.com/a...-of-mine-tokyo

Out September 20 (virtual), September 21 (CD), October 21 (double LP): Taylor Ho Bynum 9-tette - The Ambiguity Manifesto

Taylor Ho Bynum - cornet, compositions
Jim Hobbs - alto saxophone
Bill Lowe - bass trombone, tuba
Mary Halvorson - guitar
Ken Filiano - bass
Tomas Fujiwara - drums
Ingrid Laubrock - tenor and soprano saxophones
Tomeka Reid - cello
Stomu Takeishi - electric bass

https://taylorhobynum.bandcamp.com/a...uity-manifesto

Listen to 100 Gecs - 1000 Gecs

It's impossible to describe.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgKWy4AnqqM

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Listen to 100 Gecs - 1000 Gecs

It's impossible to describe.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgKWy4AnqqM

This thing is on twitter like herpes.

There’s an interesting new album from Uniform and The Body that’s making my ears and brain feel nice in a violent way

New Tropical Fuck Storm too

I have never been on twitter.

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I have never been on twitter.

That’s a good thing.

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New Tropical Fuck Storm too

This record should be played at Mar-A-Vago at ear-dissolving volume.

DT: What is that fuckin' racket?!

Assistant: It's a tropical storm, Mr. President.

DT: Well turn it down!

Assistant: I'm sorry, sir, there's nothing we can do about it. It's a tropical fuck storm.

DT: What did you just say to me?!

Assistant: A tropical FUCK storm, sir. It used to be drones.

DT: What?! I can't hear ya!

Assistant: AUSTRALIAN DRONES, sir. But they got pissed off because you wouldn't do jack shit about climate change, or anything else for that matter, and you keep shitting on the world in every fucking possible way imaginable, so they mutated into a TROPICAL FUCK STORM.

DT: Fuck you!!!

Assistant: No, tropical FUCK YOU, ASSHOLE!

Out October 4:

Mia Dyson - Vocals / Guitar / Bass
Liz Stringer - Vocals / Guitar / Bass / Keys
Jen Cloher - Vocals / Guitar
Glenn Kotche - Drums / Percussion

https://dysonstringercloher.bandcamp...tringer-cloher

From the archival department: some of Kath Bloom & Loren Connors' albums from the first half of the '80s —Moonlight, Sand In My Shoe and Restless Faithful Desperate, if I'm not mistaken— are being reissued, the first two I just named on October 4, the third out now.

https://kathbloomlorenconnors.bandcamp.com/

This is tremendous and I'm hoping someone here is willing to be my getaway driver, because I'm robbing a liquor store in order to buy 'em.