The World Of Jeff!: 2019

Tuesday, December 17, 2019

Into The Unknown's Christmas Special?

William Shatner feat. Billy Gibbons - Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer
https://williamshatner.com/ws/
https://www.billygibbons.com/

The Surfers - Here Comes Santa Claus In A Red Canoe
https://www.discogs.com/The-Surfers-Christmas-From-Hawaii/release/1855775

The Fall - Hark, The Herald Angels Sing
https://thefall.xyz/

Johnny Alvin - Santa Claus Wrecked My 'Lectric Train (Thanta Cwaus Wecked My Wectwick Twain)
http://www.45cat.com/artist/johnny-alvin

Marvin Gaye - Christmas In The City
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marvin_Gaye

Ted Hawkins - Amazing Grace
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/obituary-ted-hawkins-1567807.html

Jan Terri - Rock 'n' Roll Santa
https://music.avclub.com/jan-terri-1798226647

The Posies - Christmas
http://www.theposies.net/

The Blue Hawaiians - Christmas Time Is Here
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Blue_Hawaiians

Eels - Everything's Gonna Be Cool This Christmas
https://www.eelstheband.com/

The Misfits - You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch
http://www.misfits.com/

Beulah - Christmas America Is Proud Of Nixon
http://journeyphoto.blogspot.com/2008/03/farewell-to-beulah-kershaw.html

Sufjan Stevens - O Come, O Come Emmanuel
https://sufjanstevens.bandcamp.com/

Squeeze - Christmas Day
http://www.squeezeofficial.com/

Super Deluxe - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Deluxe_(band)

The Killers - Don't Shoot Me Santa
https://www.thekillersmusic.com/

Louis Armstrong - 'Zat You, Santa Claus?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Armstrong

Aimee Mann - Christmastime
https://aimeemann.com/home

Little Cindy - Happy Birthday Jesus (A Child's Prayer)
https://worldsworstrecords.blogspot.com/search/label/Little%20Cindy

Beck - The Little Drum Machine Boy
https://www.beck.com/

Jethro Tull - Holly Herald
http://jethrotull.com/

Martin Mull - Santa Doesn't Cop Out On Dope
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Mull

Smokey Robinson & The Miracles - Winter Wonderland
http://www.smokeyrobinson.com/

Too Many Zooz - Jingle Bells
http://toomanyzooz.com/

Society Threat - It's Christmas, Yes It Is
https://www.discogs.com/Society-Threat-Its-Christmas-Yes-It-Is/release/3302095

The Fall - We Wish you A Protein Christmas
https://thefall.xyz/

Little Susie - Who Put The Gum In Santa's Whiskers
https://worldsworstrecords.blogspot.com/search/label/Little%20Susie

Sufjan Stevens - Put The Lights On The Tree
https://music.sufjan.com/

Culturcide - Depressed Christmas
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culturcide

Southern Culture On The Skids - Merry Christmas Baby
http://www.scots.com/

Linda Hughes - Elvis Won't Be Here For Xmas
https://worldsworstrecords.blogspot.com/2018/12/christmas-cavalcade-2018-part-three.html

Marlene Paula - I Wanna Spend Xmas With Elvis
https://www.hipchristmas.com/lists/stalkers.php

Becky Lee Beck - I Want A Beatle For Christmas
https://www.oocities.org/es/beatles_novelties_and_covers/451144.html

Cindy Rella - Bring Me A Beatle For Christmas
https://www.oocities.org/es/beatles_novelties_and_covers/451144.html

The Monkees - I Can't Wait To Unwrap You At Christmas
https://www.monkees.com/

The Roots - Millie Pulled A Pistol On Santa
https://www.facebook.com/TheRoots/

Red Sovine - Here It Is Christmas
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Sovine

Kid Creole & The Coconuts - Christmas On Riverside Drive
http://kidcreoleandthecoconuts.com/

Darlene Love - It's A Marshmallow World
http://darleneloveworld.com/

Tennessee Ernie Ford - Jingle-O The Brownie
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tennessee_Ernie_Ford

Everything But The Girl - 25 December
http://ebtg.com/

Roger Christian - Little Mary Christmas
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Christian_(songwriter)

The Wombles - Wombling Merry Christmas
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wombles_(band)

William Shatner & Henry Rollins - Jingle Bells (Punk Rock Version)
https://williamshatner.com/ws/
https://www.henryrollins.com/

Coil - Christmas Is Now Drawing Near
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winter_Solstice:_North_(album)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coil_(band)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rose_McDowall

Stanley Holloway - Sam's Christmas Pudding
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanley_Holloway

Jethro Tull - Last Man At The Party
http://jethrotull.com/

Cary Grant - Christmas Lullaby
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cary_Grant

Tuesday, December 3, 2019

Into The Unknown 108

Friday, November 8, 2019

Into The Unknown 107

Friday, October 11, 2019

Into The Unknown 106: Spooktoberfest!

Into The Unknown 105

Tuesday, September 10, 2019

Into The Unknown 104

Tuesday, August 13, 2019

Into The Unknown 103

Barracudas - Summer Fun
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Barracudas

Madness - In The Rain
http://www.madness.co.uk/

Nick Vivid - Ricochet
https://www.nickvivid.com/

Black Needle Noise with <PIG> - Seed Of Evil
https://blackneedlenoise.bandcamp.com/track/seed-of-evil
www.facebook.com/BlackNeedleNoise/
www.pigindustries.com

Ben Lee - The History Of Wonder feat. Paul F Tompkins
https://www.ben-lee.com/latest-projects

Hackney Colliery Band - Why Yellow (feat. Rob Auton)
https://www.hackneycollieryband.co.uk/

Michael Donnelly - Cupids Vagaries
https://fandf.bandcamp.com/album/why-so-mute-fond-lover

The Hillbilly Moon Explosion ft. Mark "Sparky" Phillips - Queen Of Hearts
https://www.hillbillymoon.com/

Organized Rhyme - Check The O.R.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organized_Rhyme

J McFarlane's Reality Guest - Do You Like What I'm Sayin
https://hobbiesgalore.bandcamp.com/album/ta-da
https://www.facebook.com/j.mcfarlanesrealityguest/

Keston Cobblers Club - Open Sesame
https://kestoncobblers.club/

Lucky and Love - Telekinesis
https://shop.luckyandlove.com/

Until Ben - Mire
https://www.facebook.com/untilben/

Whettman Chelmets - Scattered Id
https://whettmanchelmets.bandcamp.com/

Four Phonica - Everything Will Be Destroyed
https://fourphonica.bandcamp.com/

Brett Newski - Fuck You Spotify
https://brettnewski.com/

They Might Be Giants - All The Lazy Boyfriends
https://www.theymightbegiants.com/

BBGuns - Valley
https://bbguns.bandcamp.com/

Spooled Up - Landmine
https://spooledup.bandcamp.com/

Trailer Trash Tracys - You Wish You Were Red
http://trailertrashtracys.com/

Austerity - Herded (Radio Edit)
https://austeritypunk.bandcamp.com/

Humanfobia - Calles Lobregas
https://humanfobia-official.bandcamp.com/

Kincaid ft. Blancmange - Big Fat Head (Club Mix)
https://soundcloud.com/kincaidofficial
http://www.blancmange.co.uk/

Parquet Courts - Borrowed Time
https://parquetcourts.wordpress.com/

Shitney - Magnetosphere Shower
https://soundcloud.com/shitney

The Fishery Commission - Never Be Where You Are
https://www.thefisherycommission.com/

Twerps - Back To You
https://www.facebook.com/Twerpsmusic/

Friday, July 5, 2019

I was in Waitrose this morning, as is my wont during the week on those days where I drop my daughter off at school. The reasoning is simple. Waitrose has a coffee machine wherein anyone who is a Waitrose card holder can get a free hot drink (one per visit) while shopping. Waitrose have recently done away with paper cups (as well as the cheap plastic bags) so you have to have your own cup (which I take with me). While I sip my freshly prepared beverage I can peruse the shelves and usually make a small purchase or two, although there are those rare times when I'm broke and I just go in and get the free drink, pretend to be shopping and then sneak out at the exit, avoiding eye contact with staff as I do so. What? I'm not supposed to do that, you say? Hey, I'll keep doing it until they have burly coffee bouncers on the door, inspecting everyone's purchases.

But I digress.

As you may know, if you follow me on social media to any degree, our local Waitrose is sometimes patronised by none other than the Fourth Doctor himself, Tom Baker. I hadn't seen him in town for quite some time, so when I did see him this morning it made me quietly happy and relieved, as he is in his eighties now and the last time I saw him, he was quite wobbly and using a stick. So to see him sans stick, pushing his trolley around and hailing all and sundry with his booming voice was good. All is still well with the Doctor.

He was greeting one of the female staff there as I walked past. Not wishing to interrupt, I simply said, "Morning, Tom" as I made my way past him, and he greeted me similarly. I stopped a few feet away to look at some items and could hear his half of the conversation with the lady employee. She is a lady that I have known since the late '80s, and he was complimenting her on her long service, asking her how long she'd been working there. I wasn't able to hear her response but I know she has worked for Waitrose a good many years. And like I said, I know she is at least as old as me.

After hearing her reply, Tom responded "Well, that must have been your first job after you left school, eh?"

Tom Baker, 86 years old, still flirting with the ladies.

Good on you, Tom, you silver-tongued rogue.

Wednesday, July 3, 2019

Gripes About Music

I cannot remember the last time I used this blog as a means to rant about something completely inconsequential. I used to whine on about music, adverts, TV, films, and human behaviour in general as a way of getting things off my chest. After a while, I stopped.

Possibly it was because I had run out of things to get hacked off about, but I don't think so. I always get bothered by stuff. I think it was because I was in a different job and had become a new father and thus had less time on my hands. It also had something to do with my new passion - podcasting. All in all I was able to devote less time to the blog and when I did have any free time, I was too tired to bother. And to justify my lack of activity I bullshitted myself into believing that my views were no longer unique enough to be worthy of weighing-in on the topics of the day. I felt that my little soapbox would be lost in the maelstrom of the Interwebs.

But something has been getting right on my ever-lovin' titties for a while now, and I feel a good old fashioned rant comin' on.

Unsurprisingly, it's about music.

Back in the day when I would rant about music that I disliked, I would find that a few years down the line I would look back and see the musicians I complained about in a fresh light, and one of these was a chap named Dizzee Rascal. Coming back to the UK after 18 or so years Stateside, I couldn't cope with hearing rappers with an English accent. It didn't seem right. Nowadays it's so commonplace that I can't see what I was so bothered about. Sorry, Dizzee. However, now Mr. Rascal's hits seem to have dried up somewhat, that fact that he is now in a commercial for Ladbrokes (a bookmakers) pushing their online gaming app where you can gamble your life savings away via PayPal is even more disappointing. Gambling is an addiction, Dizzee. A sickness. And while Ladbrokes' ad for online gaming is by no means the only one, and not even the only celebrity-endorsed one (Paddy McGuinness, anyone?), Dizzee's ad truly horrifies me. I thought you were better than that, mate.

One of the overriding themes of my previous rants about music seems to be the lack of quality or care that is put into the creation of music. A lot of it is about formulas - find a formula that seems to resonate with the masses, then you can replicate that time and again, and like the sheep they have been taught to be, devoid of any critical thinking skills or any true ability to discern bad from good, the masses will time and again lap it up. Which is why the Top 40 or even the Billboard Hot 100 is 75% crap.

Even when something is presented as unique and different, strip away the layers and underneath you'll find something fairly pedestrian.

Take Billie Eilish, for example. Her music is all the rage now because of the way in which it is presented. Minimalist in style, with unusual sampled sounds taking the place of traditional instrumentation, coupled with a singing style that barely rises above a mumble and utilises strange pronunciation (more on that later), and visually she and her videos are quirky, odd and arrestingly different. The sound is cool, but you can bet those songs were written on a guitar and sung normally to begin with. And they probably sounded like nothing much to write home about.

The funky pronunciation thing isn't new, in fact a few years ago I wrote about Katy Perry rhyming 'world' with 'us' because she twisted the life out of both of those words to get them to sound similar.

What does appear to be new(ish), however, is the prevalence in advertising of using existing tracks by modern artists to sell your product. This is a perfectly legitimate way to sell two products in one go, because the assumption is that a big budget ad featuring a little-known performer's tune will be shown often enough that the tune will seep into even casual viewers' heads by osmosis, and they will then find out what it is and download it. Again, nothing wrong with that in terms of marketing, really. It's another form of the impulse buy at the checkout.

However, there are several ads on at the moment in the UK where the songs used are either (a) incredibly annoying, which means that now you have an annoying tune stuck in your head all day; (b) songs that use the weird pronunciation along with strange Elton-John-meets-Elizabeth-Fraser-like phrasing so that when you actually find out what the words are, you cannot believe it: or (c) both.

Now, I have a touch of tinnitus. A constant high-pitched whine in the background which I can generally ignore when there are lots of other sounds in the room, but when in a silent room, that's all I hear. I've had it to some degree for as long as I can remember, but only in the last few years has it begun to have any measurable effect on my hearing.

Currently, I have the TV set to subtitles most of the time so that I don't have to have it at top-notch volume all the time in order to compete with all the other noises going on around me. But what this means is that in some cases, the ads get subtitled and when it is one of the aforementioned ads, you can read the lyrics and say "Hang on! Those are the words!?!?"

Let me give you an example.

The song is called 'Look After You' by Aron Wright. Never heard of him. But that song is in my brain. But you see what I mean? His low-key phrasing means he barely says the word 'look' and 'you' except in the chorus. All I heard was "I will kafter..." and until I put the subtitles on one day, I had no idea what he was on about. I was like, speak up, man, speak up! Enunciate!

Here are a couple of others where the phrasing leaves one perplexed and feeling like you've just been listening to AM radio in the 70s.

The track is called 'The Man' by Aloe Blacc. And I doubt that you all heard "A king is born, I told you before" and "Ain't no-one like me, I'm a legend" in there. If you did, you only picked up bits of it.

The following one is a little better, but I still had to turn on subtitles to find out exactly what was going on. It's a track called "I'm A Wonder Woman" by someone named Lion Babe.

Speaking of annoying ads, there's nothing worse to my mind than seeing people who are supposed to be musicians portrayed by actors who clearly haven't ever picked up a guitar in their lives.

Alright. Rant over.

Wednesday, June 26, 2019

Speaking Out, If That's OK

This is a post that has been brewing for quite some time.

I apologise to my loyal reader (s?) for not having anything to say for a good while. I have been mainly using this blog recently for advertising my podcast, mainly due to the fact that my podcast platform (Mixcloud) won't let me put the weblinks on the page because I'm limited on the amount of characters i can use, so I post the playlist with all the weblinks here.

But just recently, the state of the world depresses me. And if I try to address all the crazy things that I find distressing about the state of the world in one post, it would no longer be a post, but a tome. Not only that, but there is always the risk that I am going to share an opinion with others who are more eloquent than myself, so my contribution would be so much white noise.

So I have no choice but to break my concerns down into smaller topics and sub-topics. To deconstruct my fears and dissect the minutiae within. But where to start?

Right now in the world as I see it, there are many small things that are symptomatic of a larger problem. One of those is censorship.

It seems as if the far right and the rightward-leaning, who have never responded well to any form of criticism, are taking steps, or wish they could take steps, towards criminalizing a basic human right, namely free speech.

There are a lot of countries in the world where the people in charge are able to rule with an iron fist, either by dint of religious reasons or simply because they are despots and dictators who can rig elections, get rid of the opposition by fair means or foul, commit genocide without a blink, and make laws whereby a person may be imprisoned for no discernible reason or executed for something that we in the West would regard as fairly normal, such as attempting to acquire an education or happening to be attracted to someone of the same gender. Women, it seems, have it worse in most of these countries, since they are given less opportunities in life and are regarded as subservient baby-making machines who are only slightly higher on the totem pole than stray dogs or livestock.

Here in the West we tend to take a lot of things for granted - the ability to vote, access to education and healthcare, and women, despite still not receiving opportunities or pay rates that are precisely equal, are able to have careers, educate themselves and crucially, to vote. But it seems there are those in positions of power who, given the chance, would turn back the clock and strip us of our rights. The right have always had that not-so-hidden agenda of widening the divide between the haves and the have-nots, but only recently have they been so brazen about it.

Right now we are embroiled in the whole Brexit fiasco, and our PM Theresa May has stepped down, so now there is a leadership race within the Conservative party. Everyone seems to think Boris Johnson, that large glazed ham with a handful of straw for a hairstyle, will win out over Jeremy Hunt (the dismantler of the NHS), Jacob Rees-Mogg the toffee-nosed bureaucratic vampire, and Michael Gove, the hermaphrodite pixie. Actually, no, strike that - that's insulting to hermaphrodite pixies.

Johnson is a man who once described women who wore burqas as "looking like letterboxes", a man who was such a fuck-up as Foreign Secretary that his careless choice of words ensured that British subject Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe still languishes in an Iranian jail, on a dubious charge of 'spying'. Which makes this article from last November all the more ironic.
https://www.theweek.co.uk/97552/hate-speech-vs-free-speech-what-are-the-uk-laws

But back to censorship. Donald Trump wants to arrest people for protesting. That's another basic human right - the right to complain about government policy. Criminalize that, and you have a dictatorship, you give carte blanche to politicians to do whatever the fuck they want with absolutely no comeback.

Meanwhile in the UK, Nigel Farage was recently doused in milkshake by a protester, and he wanted charges brought against the man. Several days later UK comedian Jo Brand made a joke about the incident on Radio 4's satirical show Heresy. She made the comment in response to a question about the “terrible time” in politics that the country was going through.

She said: “Well, yes, I would say that but that’s because certain unpleasant characters are being thrown to the fore and they’re very, very easy to hate and I’m kind of thinking: ‘Why bother with a milkshake when you could get some battery acid?’”

It was met with roars of laughter from the audience, before she clarified: “It’s purely a fantasy, but I think milkshakes are pathetic, I honestly do, sorry.”

Heresy’s host, Victoria Coren Mitchell, said at the end of the show that she hoped Brand’s comments had not caused offence. She later responded to Farage’s tweet complaining about them saying: “I would totally have had you down as a free speech man. Especially when it comes to jokes.”

So Farage lost it, called for Brand to be investigated, Scotland Yard got involved. The BBC were questioned. Brand was forced into making an apology.

So, here's what I foresee. Unless something drastic happens such as the Greens or Labour getting into power, our rights to protest and to exercise free speech will gradually be eradicated so that we are not allowed to complain about our governments. You will get thrown in jail for protesting or voicing an opinion that differs from the acceptable view. Which means that social media posts, blogs, standup comic routines, TV and film comedy, music, books, even newspapers will be affected. People will become afraid of speaking out. Comedy will be reduced to a watered-down anodyne shadow of its former self. Satire and parody will become criminal acts and police will raid comedy clubs on a regular basis, in a hollow echo of the regular raids of the past of gay clubs and pubs. Those who remain unafraid to speak out and protest will be thrown in jail.

Seriously, what's it going to take before people sit up and pay attention? What else has to come under attack before the masses rise up and the right-wing politics is brought back under some form of control? Music? Sport? Quiz shows?

All I am saying is that things need to change for the better, before this becomes a V for Vendetta-type situation.

My apologies for a rambling disorganised post, but I just wanted to talk about it before it eats me up inside. I'm done now, but I will be back.

Friday, May 3, 2019

Into The Unknown 101

Heaven 17 - Being Boiled (2008 Human League cover)
https://www.heaven17.com/

The Alchemy - We're All Just Criminals
https://www.facebook.com/thealchemyuk

m1nk - Psycho Erotic
https://www.m1nk.com/

Flaming Schwarzkopf Experience - Vladmir's Garden
https://www.facebook.com/flamingschwarzkopfexperience/

Monsieur - Robot Fucker (radio Edit)
http://www.monsieurmusic.com/

Gerry Cott - NYC Cab Ride
http://www.gerrycott.com/index.html

Franz Matthews & Local Suicide - Tutan Jamon
https://www.facebook.com/franzmatthews/
https://www.localsuicide.com/

Bard - Eyes Like Wine
https://soundcloud.com/user-784543991

Acef Stripe - We Thought We Lost you
https://acefstripe.bandcamp.com/

Echo Rider - Make It Up To You
https://soundcloud.com/danger-maybe/tracks

Austerity - Occupation
https://www.musicglue.com/austerity

Father Artois - On The Run
https://fatherartois.bandcamp.com/releases

Sailor Valentine - A Little Cat With Grey Fur and White Socks
https://sailorvalentine.bandcamp.com
https://soundcloud.com/sailorvalentine

Shitney - Compressed Tightly Together, Forced To Vibrate As Mean
https://soundcloud.com/shitney
https://www.facebook.com/shitneymusic

Xqui - Epiphany
https://xqui.bandcamp.com/

Skids - Circus Games
https://www.the-skids.com/

Nazareth - This Flight Tonight
http://www.nazarethdirect.co.uk/website/

Acid Barretts - Midnight Call
https://acidbarretts.bandcamp.com/

Dreamweaver - Birched
https://dreamweaverband.bandcamp.com/releases

Firesuite - Deadbeat
https://firesuite.bandcamp.com/

Gang - Dead
https://soundcloud.com/thegangbandpage

Honey Oat- a Stranger Spring
https://astronautico.bandcamp.com/album/honey-oat

Sevdaliza - That Other Girl
https://www.sevdaliza.com/

Skids - TV Stars

Sunday, March 31, 2019

Into The Unknown 100th Episode Big Boffo Bonanza!

The Beat - Stand Down Margaret (Dub)
https://thebeatofficial.com/

Scott Walker - Farmer In The City
https://4ad.com/artists/scottwalker

Louis Cole - Blimp
https://louiscole.bandcamp.com/

m1nk - Drown
https://www.m1nk.com/

Patrick Bates - Jazzba
http://www.patrickbatesmusic.com/

SPECIMEN - Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specimen_(band)

Rumblin Cynth Rampo - Infernal Geometry
https://soundcloud.com/rumblin_cynth_rampo

Psychostick - Reading Rainbow (cover)
http://psychostick.com/

Our Daughter's Wedding - Lawnchairs
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Our_Daughter%27s_Wedding

Guiville ft. Dana Kerr - It Could Be
https://www.guiville.com

Luke Wright - Once You Clear The Bodies
https://www.lukewright.co.uk/

Discolor Blind - Poor Receipts
https://www.facebook.com/discolorblind/

Pete Droge - If You Don't Love Me (I'll Kill Myself)
http://petedroge.com/

Vile Electrodes - As We Turn To Rust
http://www.vileelectrodes.com/

Orchestra Of Cardboard - Germans In Space
https://www.orchestraofcardboard.com/

m1nk - My Twisted
https://www.m1nk.com

Cha-Cha - The Fellowship
https://www.discogs.com/Cha-Cha-We-Are/release/2301837

Isak Anderssen - What Goes Around Comes Around pt.3
https://www.isakanderssen.com/

Leisure Process - Love Cascade
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leisure_Process

Luke Wright feat. Lora Stimson - The Chains
https://www.lukewright.co.uk/

Pressed And - SLAM DUNKZ SWIM TRUNKZ
https://pressedand.bandcamp.com/
https://www.facebook.com/pressedand/

Psychostick - From The Heart (I Hate You)
http://psychostick.com/

The Homosexuals - Hearts In Exile
http://www.astralglamour.com/

Guiville ft. Augenmerk - Nebelblicke
www.guiville.com

LetKolben- Stand By Me (Original Mix)
http://www.letkolben.com/

Ben Sollee - Extraordinary Machine
http://www.bensollee.com/

Luke Wright - Experts
https://www.lukewright.co.uk/

Bardos - Devil's Weed
https://bardos.bandcamp.com/

Katie Kruel - If I Was Where I Would Be
http://katiekruel.net/

Tristan Welch - Friday
https://tristanwelchmusic.com/

Primus - Pure Imagination
http://primusville.com/

Alva Noto - Uni Sub
http://www.alvanoto.com/

Le Chat X - Dernier Voyage
https://soundcloud.com/lechatx

Nina Clark - Armour
https://www.ninaclarkmusic.com/

Louis Cole - Doin' The Things
https://louiscole.bandcamp.com/

Dead Swords - Waiting
https://deadswords.bandcamp.com/

Dave Greenfield & J.J. Burnel (Feat. Maggie Reilly) - Rain & Dole & Tea
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean-Jacques_Burnel
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Greenfield

Bentcousin - Pantomime
https://soundcloud.com/bentcousin

Luke Jackson Trio - Five Years
http://lukepauljackson.com/

Harvey Summers/Laura Cole - Make Your Mark
http://harveysummers.com/

Keep Shelly In Athens - (Don't Fear)The Reaper
http://www.keepshellyinathens.com/

Rob Heron & The Tea Pad Orchestra - Life Is A Drag
https://teapadorchestra.co.uk/

Trunken - Bored
https://soundcloud.com/trunken

Saturday, March 9, 2019

Into The Unknown 99

Vile Electrodes - The Red Bead
https://vileelectrodes.bigcartel.com/
http://www.vileelectrodes.com/

Jilted John - Jilted John
http://jiltedjohn.co.uk/

Jah Wobble ft Keith Levene, Richard Dudanski, Mark Stewart, Andrew Weatherall & Youth - A Very British Coup
https://jahwobble.com

The Specials - Breaking Point
https://www.thespecials.com/

Bob Mould - The Descent
https://bobmould.com/

Car Crash Sisters - In Another World
https://carcrashsisters.bandcamp.com/

They Might Be Giants - The Communists Have The Music
https://www.theymightbegiants.com/

Vono - Dinner Fur 2
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vono
https://bureaub.bandcamp.com/album/dinner-f-r-2

Alvvays - Archie, Marry Me
http://alvvays.com/

HAWN - Strange Vision
https://strategictapereserve.bandcamp.com/album/for-a-ride
https://hawn.bandcamp.com/

Matt Maltese - Nightclub Love
http://www.matt-maltese.com/

Zahgurim - Shower Scene
https://klanggalerie.bandcamp.com/album/moral-rearmament-special-edition
https://www.juno.co.uk/reviews/2016/06/10/zahgurim-moral-rearmament/

Fluffytails - Lying On The Golden Clouds
https://soundcloud.com/fluffytails

The Bullseyes - Love's Blow
https://wethebullseyes.bandcamp.com/

Le Cliché - The Age Of Sound
https://soundcloud.com/le-cliche

Fish Herders - Cap'n's Brunch (Eggs With Toast)
https://fishherders.bandcamp.com/

Jilted John - I Was a Pre-Pubescent
http://jiltedjohn.co.uk/

39th & The Nortons - Orchid Flower
https://39thandthenortons.bandcamp.com/

Dali Hi - Stay Low
https://soundcloud.com/dalihi
https://twitter.com/chaircast

Silent Caravan - Eko Eko Azarak
https://soundcloud.com/silentcaravan

Undone - The Strong Song
https://undone2.bandcamp.com/

Eagulls - Moulting
https://soundcloud.com/eagulls
http://www.eagulls.co.uk/eagulls/

The Bushmen - Red Necks, White Socks
https://www.discogs.com/The-Bushmen-Sweat-It-Out/release/1999461
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ny9oqDenF1M

Tuesday, January 29, 2019

Into The Unknown 98

Kathryn Joseph - And It Will Lick You Clean
http://kathrynjoseph.co.uk/

Anna Von Hausswolff - The Mysterious Vanishing Of Electra
https://www.annavonhausswolff.org/

Splodgenessabounds - Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps Please
http://splodgenessabounds.co.uk/

Coffee or Not - Hidden Floor
http://coffeeornot.be/

Marva Von Theo - Secret Lover
https://marvavontheo.com/

Shriekback - Shovelheads
https://shriekback.com/

Sister Socrates - Clear Cut
https://sistersocrates.bandcamp.com/

Tomasz Mrenca - Bent
https://mrenca.com
https://soundcloud.com/tomaszmrenca

Wendy Rae Fowler - This Is Not A Love Song
http://www.wendyraefowler.com/

Ivor Cutler - A Great Grey Grasshopper
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivor_Cutler

Tchiki Boum - Fertility Drums
https://lafermedelajustice.bandcamp.com
https://www.facebook.com/TCHIKI-BOUM-186508445072

The Bellrays - That's Not The Way It Should Be
https://thebellraysrock.com/

Dogplaydead - Stranger
https://soundcloud.com/dogplaydead

Fish Herders - The Trouble With Public Transportation
https://fishherders.bandcamp.com/

Funny Kind Of Sad - 61
https://soundcloud.com/funny-kind-of-sad

Gonzo - Hyde Park In Spring (or Larry, Who Sleeps On The Midway)
https://soundcloud.com/user-950705797

John Bender - 60-1 Thought 60-2 Mallinder
https://www.superiorviaduct.com/collections/john-bender

Laundry - Josefina
https://soundcloud.com/laundry-band

The Icicles - Trees Touch Skies
https://theicicles.com/

West Grand Brass Band - Local Honeys
https://www.westgrandbrassband.com/

Cellar Door Moon Crow - Whistler
http://cellardoormooncrow.co.uk/

Whispering Sons - Alone
http://whisperingsons.com/

Exitmusic - Criminal
https://exitmusic.bandcamp.com/album/the-recognitions

Ivor Cutler - The Obliging Fairy

The Fall - Totally Wired
https://www.superiorviaduct.com/collections/the-fall

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