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The Feeling of Love - I Want To Be The Last Song You Hear Before You Die (from their forthcoming Reward Your Grace LP on Born Bad Records)
One of three bands that I feel are head and shoulders above anyone else making music in recent years, along with Eddy Current Suppression Ring and Sex Church. All three transcend whatever roots they had in basic punk/garage/noise, evolving towards a sound completely specific and distinguishable. Although in FOL’s case, part of that specific sound is their singer’s choice to sing in broken English. Even so, more people should have caught on to what a masterpiece their last LP, Dissolve Me, truly was. The vinyl for this new one is due in April, but you can purchase it digitally over at the Born Bad Bandcamp right now
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Trip on this. 11 takes of the Stooges “Dirt” at once.
John Fahey - The Death Of The Clayton Peacock (by NeonMeateDream99)
from “The Transfiguration of Blind Joe Death”
The Clean, “Hold Onto The Rail”
Live performance, Germany 1989.
TOWNES VAN ZANDT “Sunshine Boy” (2013)
Amazing song taken from the amazing album Sunshine Boy: The Unheard Studio Sessions & Demos 1971 - 1972.
what a great song
An embarrassment of riches from New Zealand’s finest — (mostly) live stuff from Kilgour, Dead C, Magick Heads, Snapper, The Bats, The Clean, many, many more. Thanks to Total Vibration for the heads up!
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