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CAM021CD
- "Mystic River Sound" by Abunai!
Conceived
as a shape-shifting, battle-of-the-bands
mock-compilation, with all parts played by our intrepid
Bostonian foursome, Abunai's second long-player extends
the Krautrock-meets-noise-folk-meets-space-pop mix of the
acclaimed "Universal Mind Decoder" even further to form a
veritable encyclopaedia of guitar bliss directions and
neo-psychedelic coolness. Our pick: their version of
"Barbara Allen", which traverses the landscape
of tradition like a demon twister.
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CAM022S - "These are
the Best Times/Vampire Crush" by The Green
Pajamas.
A Peter King Records lathe cut polycarbonate 7",
(our first) of two exclusive Green Pajamas tracks. A bit
of fun, really, intended as a companion piece to the
"All Clues..." long-player. Presented in a fine
sleeve of Susanne Kelly's woodblock designs. 250
only.
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These tracks are now available again on CAM052CD "Narcotic
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CAM023CD
- "In the Mind's Eye of a Blind Tasaday" by
Gentle Tasaday.
This side
project from Salamander guitarist Erik Wivinus and collaborator Eric
Hofferber offers striking post-industrial acid folk
pre-figuring a plethora of possible apocalypses. If
reference points are needed, think Organum, Nurse With
Wound and Current 93 on one side of the Atlantic and
Mourning Cloak/Stone Breath on the other.
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CAM024CD - "Things
Make Patterns as They Fall" by the Vortex Navigation
Company. Our second Salamander spin-off
project, this is Salamander singer-guitarist Sean Connaughty's other band, in
conjunction with guitarist Wes Morden and a rotating
group of instrumentalists on percussion, bass and keys. Expansive improvisations and dark folk, not a
million miles away from Salamander, but pushing further
into the swirling cloud formations of sky-trance
improvised drone rock on one axis, and deeper into dark
backwoods folk on the other. [More]
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CAM025-28CD
- The "Melancholy Sun" Box Set by Jeff
Kelly.
A long over due re-issue
programme of the Green Pajamas main man's solo work. A
four CD box set containing three releases originally done on
cassette by the Green Monkey label, "Coffee in
Nepal" (1987), "Portugal" (1990), and
"Private Electrical Storm" (1992) all with
extra tracks, and one recent unreleased solo project
"The Rosary and the House of Jade". It is very simply packaged in a AMPEX 5" reel box with
24 page booklet. [More]
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CAM031CD
- "Whirlaway" by The Tadpoles.
4th studio album from these now disbanded New Jersey psyche-rockers. Six-string worship
that is melodic, expansive and huge rock fun, pretty much like the last
three albums in that regard, but quite a few tripped-out tracks in the
7-10 minute region. Also an exercise in backs-to-the-wall collaboration
between us and the band's own label Bakery Records. [More]
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CAM032CD
- "Universe I've Got" by Primordial
Undermind.
Much more accessible than previous releases, "Universe
I've Got" paints giant riffs and multiple intertwining guitars and
violin explorations on a huge psychedelic art rock canvas. Lots of long
involving tracks, with a cumulative impact on your skull akin to the
splash you might expect from an angry god hurling a burning asteroid into
a boiling ocean. We're excited. [More]
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CAM033CD
- "Sky Pilot" by the Black Sun
Ensemble.
"Sky Pilot" was an emphatic return to form for legendary
guiterrorist Jesus Acedo and his band, Black Sun Ensemble. 25 minutes of
new material in the form of the acoustic "Sky Pilot Suite" leads
into a complex re-mix and remaster of the tracks from the abortive 1994 CD
"Psycho Master El". 70 minutes of totally zoned acid folk and
rock that scorches the Arizona desert sands into a plain of volcanic
glass. [More] This release is sold out at source with
no repressing plans. |