good morning germany

watch this great bbc documentary about krautrock and then come over to repo and buy some records!
krautrock documentary

RIP Alex Chilton

Record Store Day 2010

It is that time of year again...time to pin your name to the Record Store Day titles of your choice. I don't know if we can stress enough how important it is for us to get pre-orders for these titles. They really seem to fly off of the shelves and pop up on ebay for silly prices. We want to make sure that our loyal and loved regular customers don't miss out. So we give you the option of reserving them. Here is a list of scheduled releases thus far...more to come I am sure, so stay tuned.

Against Me!	I Was A Teenage Anarchist	7"
Album Leaf	There is a Wind	12"
Apples In Stereo		3CD/3LP
Arthur Russell	Calling Out of Context	2LP
Avenged Sevenfold	Unholy Confessions	LP
Band Of Skulls	Live at Ringerprints EP	Cdep
Beach House	Zebra	12"
Beastie Boys		12"
Bird & The Bee	Interpreting the Masters Vol. 1 : Hall & Oats	LP
Black Keys	Tighten Up/Howlin' For You	7"
Black Moth Super Rainbow	Eaters	LP
Bon Iver/Peter Gabriel	Don't Talk to Me/Flume	7"
Bonobo		12"
Bruce Springsteen		10"
Buddy guy	A Man and the Blues	LP
Budos Band/Sharon Jones		7"
Charlotte Gainsbourg	Heven Can Wait	7"
Citizen Cope	Side A	CD
Citizen Cope	Rainwater	CD
Coco Rosie	Lemonade/Surfer Girl	7"
Coconut Records		7"
Coheed and Cambria		7"
Cypress Hill	Rise UP	LP
Da	Exclamation Point	LP
Daedelus	Righteous	12"
Dan Zanes	Hello Dolly/I am what I am	7"
Dave Holland	5x7	7"
Dave Matthews-Tim Reynolds		7"
Deerhoof	Apple	LP
Deerhoof	Green	LP
Deftones	Rocketskates	7"
Devo	Duty Now For the Future	CD
Devo	Fresh/What We Do	12"
Devo	Duty Now For the Future	LP
Doc Watson	S/T	LP
Doors	People are Strange	7"
Dum Dum Girls/Male Bonding	Pay For Me/Before Its Gone	7"
Elvis Costello	Live at Hollywood High	7"
Elvis Presley	That's All Right	7"
Fanfarlo	You are one of the few	7"
Flaming Lips and Stardeath…	S/T	LPw/CD
Flogging Molly	Devil's Dance Floor/Paddy's Lament	7"
Fucked UP	Daytrotter Session	7"
Fun/Aim and Ignite		12"
Godsmack		7"
Gogol Bordello	We Comin' Rougher	7"
Goldfrapp	Head First	LP
Gorillaz	White Flag	10"
Grace Potter & the Nocturnals	Live in Skowhegan	CD
Graham Jones	Last Shop Standing	BOOK
Great Lake Swimmers		CD
Ha Ha Tonka	Walking on the Devil's Backbone	7"
Happy Birthday	Shampoo/Alien	7"
Hundred in the Hands		7"
Infected Mushroom		CD
Jakob Dylan & Courtyard Houds	See You in the Spring	7"
Jamie Lidell		7"
Japandroids	Post Nothing	LP
Jeff Beck	Emotion & Commotion 180g	LP
Jimi Hendrix	Live at Clark University	7"
Joan Baez	S/T	Lp
Joe Strummer & Mescaleros	Global A Go-Go	2LP
Joe Strummer & Mescaleros	Streetcore	LP
John Fahey	The Yellow Princess	LP
John Lennon	Singles Bag	7" Box
Josh Ritter		LP+CD
Joy Division	LP Box Set	4LP
Juicehead	Rotting from the Inside	7"/color
Julian Casablancas	11th Dimension-Long Island Blues	7"
La Roux	bulletproof	7"
LCD Soundsystem	Pow Pow	10"
Let's Wrestle/Love Language	I'm So Lazy/Brittany's Back	7"
Luna Coil	Shallow Live-Acoustic at Criminal Records	7"
Magnetic Fields	69 Love Songs Box Set	10"
Manchester Orchestra	Live	CD
Mary Onettes	The Night Before The Funeral	7"
Mastodon	Blood Mountain 180g	2LP
Mastodon	Blood Mountain	LP
Menomena/Helio Sequence		7"
MGMT	Siberian Breaks	12"
Mississippi John Hurt	Today	LP
Modest Mouse	Moon and Antartica	LP
Monsters of Folk	S/T	2LP
Mountain Goats	Life of the World to Come	DVD
Muse	Exogenesis: Symphony	12"
Nada Surf	If I Had a Hi-Fi	CD
Neil Young	Heart of Gold/Sugar…	7"
Neko Case	Middle Cyclone	LP
Of Montreal	Back to School	7"
Omar Rodriguez Lopez		LP
One AM Radio	Credible Threats	7"
One Eskimo	Live EP	CD
Owl City		7"
Pantera	Cowboys From Hell 180g	2LP
Pantera	Far Beyond Driven 180g	2LP
Pantera	Vulgar Display Of Power 180g	2LP
Paolo Nutini	Live at Preservation Hall	CDep
Passion Pit	Little Secrets	7"
Pavement	Quarantine the Past: Best of Pavement	2LP
Peter Gabriel/Magnetic Fields	The Book of Love/Not one of Us	7"
Plants & Animals	La La Land	LP
Queens Of The Stone Age	Feel Good Hit of the Summer	10"pic
Ramones	Ramones mania (blue/green)	2LP
REM	Chronic Town	12"
Roky Erickson & Okkervil River	True Love Cast Out All Evil	LP
Rx Bandidts	Live	CD
Sea Wolf	Get to the River Before It Runs Too Low EP	12"
Seasick Steve	Diddley Bo	7"
Sex Pistols	Great Rock & Roll Swindle	LP
Sick Puppies	Live and Unplugged	CD
Soft Pack	The Soft Pack	7" Box Set
Sonic Youth	Confusion Is Sex 180g White Vinyl	LP
Sonic Youth	EVOL 180g Pink Vinyl	LP
Sonic Youth	Hits Are For Squares	2LP
Sound Garden	Hunted Down/Nothing to Say	7"
Steel Train	Turnpike	7"
Superchunk	Misfits & Mistakes	7"
Taylor Hawkins/Coattail Riders	Red Light Fever	LP
Ted Leo & the Pharmacists	The Oldest House/North Coast	7"
Tegan & Sara	AOL Sessions	7"
Telekinesis	Dirty Thinng/Non-Toxic	7"
Them Crooked Vultures	Mind Eraser, No Chaser	LP
Thermals/Cribs		7"
Tom Waits	Mule Variations 11th Anniversary	LP
Tutu & the Pirates	Sub-Urban Insult Rock for the Anti-Lectual	LP
TV On The Radio	Dear Science	LP
V/A	SubPop 20: Casual Nostalgia Fest	CD
V/A	On the Radar	CD
V/A	I need that Record	DVD
V/A	We Fun	DVD
V/A B Music comp	Radio Galaxia	LP
V/A B Music comp	Bird Songs	10"
V/A-Blonde Redhead,Big Pink…	Fragments from Work In Progress	12"
V/A-Damien Juardo, Woven Hand…	It Happened Here	LP
Velvet Underground	Live 1969 Vol. 1 w/Lou Reed 180g	LP
Velvet Underground	Live 1969 Vol. 2 w/Lou Reed 180g	LP
Weezer		CD
White Lies	The Remix EP	CDep
Wilco	Kicking Television Live 180g	4LP
Yeah Yeah Yeahs	Skeletons	7"
Yeasayer	O.N.E	12"

CD SALE!!! Stock up on these classic titles...

Agent Orange	Living In Darkness	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Aphex Twin	Richard D. James Album	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Aphex Twin	Drukqs	REG:	18.99	SALE:	11.99
Bad Religion	Recipe for Hate	REG:	9.99	SALE:	6.99
Bad Religion	Stranger Than Fiction	REG:	9.99	SALE:	6.99
Bjork	Vespertine	REG:	9.99	SALE:	6.99
Black Sabbath	Black Sabbath	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Black Sabbath	Master of Reality	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Black Sabbath	Paranoid	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Black Sabbath	Sabbath, Bloody Sabbath	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Black Sabbath	Sabotage	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Black Sabbath	Volume 4	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Breeders, The	Last Splash	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Built to Spill	Keep it Like a Secret	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Built to Spill	Perfect From Now On	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Circle Jerks	Golden Shower of Hits	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Cure, The	Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Cure, The	Pornography	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Depeche Mode	Some Great Reward	REG:	9.99	SALE:	6.99
Depeche Mode	Music For the Masses	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Depeche Mode	Violator	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Devo	Q: Are We Not Men	REG:	9.99	SALE:	6.99
Dinosaur Jr.	Ear-Bleeding Country	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Dinosaur Jr.	Where You Been	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Echo and the Bunnymen	Ocean Rain	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Echo and the Bunnymen	Songs to Learn and Sing	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Fear	The Record	REG:	18.99	SALE:	11.99
Flaming Lips	Hit to Death In the Future	REG:	9.99	SALE:	6.99
Flaming Lips	Clouds Taste Metallic	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Flaming Lips	Soft Bulletin	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Flaming Lips	Transmissions From the…	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Flaming Lips, The	Zaireeka	REG:	24.99	SALE:	17.99
Jesus and Mary Chain	21 Singles	REG:	18.99	SALE:	11.99
Joy Division	Unknown Pleasures	REG:	24.99	SALE:	17.99
Kinks, The	Aurthur	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Kinks, The	Lola Vs. Powerman…	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Kinks, The	Village Green Preservation	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Kyuss	Blues for the Red Sun	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Love	Best Of	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Love	Forever Changes	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
MC5	Greatest Hits	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Melvins	Houdini	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Misfits, The	Walk Among Us	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Morrison, Van	Astral Weeks	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Morrissey	Best of Morrissey	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
My Bloody Valentine	Loveless	REG:	9.99	SALE:	6.99
My Bloody Valentine	Isn't Anything	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
New Order	The Best of New Order	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
New Order	Singles (2CD)	REG:	24.99	SALE:	17.99
New Order	Substance	REG:	24.99	SALE:	17.99
Pogues, The	Hell's Ditch	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Pogues, The	If I Should Fall From Grace	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Pogues, The	Peace & Love	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Pogues, The	Red Roses For Me	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Pogues, The	Rum, Sodomy & the Lash	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Raconteurs, The	Broken Boy Soldiers	REG:	13.99	SALE:	10.99
Ramones	Leave Home	REG:	9.99	SALE:	6.99
Ramones	Road to Ruin	REG:	9.99	SALE:	6.99
Ramones	Greatest Hits	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Ramones	Ramones Mania	REG:	13.99	SALE:	10.99
Ramones	Hey! Ho! Let's Go!	REG:	24.99	SALE:	17.99
Rancid	Indestructible	REG:	13.99	SALE:	10.99
Regina Spektor	Soviet Kitsch	REG:	18.99	SALE:	11.99
Replacements, The	Tim	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Sex Pistols, The	Nevermind the Bollocks	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Smiths, The	Strangeways, Here We Come	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Smiths, The	Hatful of Hollow	REG:	18.99	SALE:	11.99
Smiths, The	Louder Than Bombs	REG:	18.99	SALE:	11.99
Smiths, The	Meat Is Murder	REG:	18.99	SALE:	11.99
Smiths, The	The Queen is Dead	REG:	18.99	SALE:	11.99
Smiths, The	The Smiths	REG:	18.99	SALE:	11.99
Stooges, The	The Stooges	REG:	18.99	SALE:	11.99
Talking Heads	Fear of Music	REG:	9.99	SALE:	6.99
Talking Heads	Little Creature	REG:	9.99	SALE:	6.99
Talking Heads	Speaking In Tongues	REG:	9.99	SALE:	6.99
Talking Heads	True Stories	REG:	9.99	SALE:	6.99
Talking Heads	More Songs About Buildings	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Talking Heads	Talking Heads '77	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Talking Heads	The Best of	REG:	18.99	SALE:	11.99
Talking Heads	Stop Making Sense	REG:	18.99	SALE:	11.99
Talking Heads	The Name of This Band…	REG:	24.99	SALE:	17.99
Television	Marquee Moon	REG:	18.99	SALE:	11.99
The Kinks	Something Else	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Tom Tom Club	Tom Tom Club	REG:	9.99	SALE:	6.99
Velvet Underground	Loaded	REG:	9.99	SALE:	6.99
Violent Femmes	Violent Femmes	REG:	9.99	SALE:	6.99
Waits, Tom	Closing Time	REG:	9.99	SALE:	6.99
Waits, Tom	Heart Of Saturday Night	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Waits, Tom	On Heartattack and Vine	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Waits, Tom	Small Change	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Ween	Chocolate and Cheese	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
White Stripes, The	The White Stripes	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
White Stripes, The	Elephant	REG:	13.99	SALE:	10.99
White Stripes, The	Get Behind Me Satan	REG:	13.99	SALE:	10.99
White Stripes, The	White Blood Cells	REG:	13.99	SALE:	10.99
X	Under the Big Black Sun	REG:	9.99	SALE:	6.99
X	Wild Gift	REG:	9.99	SALE:	6.99
X	Los Angeles	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Young, Neil	Comes a Time	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Young, Neil	Harvest Moon	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Young, Neil	Live Rust	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Young, Neil	On the Beach	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Young, Neil	Rust Never Sleeps	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Young, Neil	Tonight's the Night	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99
Young, Neil	Unplugged	REG:	11.99	SALE:	8.99

Customer Picks No. 3

This is Jake. We love him...

The Hold Steady, Stay Positive. Dudes have been awesome pretty much since jump and yet missing their shows always seems like a good idea at first ($28 at the Electric Factory?). This jawn makes me feel consistently stupid for doing so. Seriously, Craig Finn should get shot outside Hot 97 for spitting lyrics like these. They've always been conspicuously aware of their place in the rock matrix, making sure to give props to their forebears and influences, but on this album they've made steps toward diversification by incorporating punk rock into their world view. By repping HC dudes like Husker Du and 7 Seconds they're trying to move beyond all that "world's greatest bar-band" half-praise and demonstrate their full commitment to rocking people's faces off. In Finn's almost obsessive referencing of the past he's like a Midwestern Nas, minus the whole imaginary-drug-kingpin thing but with better beats. And solos! Sweet, sweet guitar solos arching heavenward to ball-tap Jesus. I don't think I'll ever get tired of listening to this. And hopefully they'll start a heavy "in '88 you was gettin' chased in your building" beef with with like Vampire Weekend or something.

EROC, EROC 1-4. Though not the harshest Krautrock releases, these are probably the strangest in terms of stylistic variety. Covers the distance between "Peking O" freakout stuff and the more deliberate, heavy keyboard Michael Rother post-NEU! stuff. All four of these albums rule so hard. They also have funny liner note pictures. And sometimes sound like a German Swell Maps. Really silly, unexpected and forehead-smacking. Accordion jams, reverb experiments, glass-breaking noises, uncomfortable orgasm noises, children singing... all awesome! The fourth album is the best album I got in all of 2008, especially the unholy quartet of songs coming in the middle of its second half; "Detleft Ist Weg", "Die Kinder Zeihen Fort", "Der Prophet" and "Sonntagsfahrt" gracefully transition from dorky proto-hip-hop to dorky big drum "Owner of a Lonely Heart"-kinda thing to the undisputed champion of minimalist funk to a tune perfect for a jaunty ride on the sun, respectively. Breathless! Seriously, "Der Prophet" is so smooth it's illegal. I heard some jerk on the train say that he had "the most diverse musical taste ever... from Carrie Underwood to Atreyu". These EROC albums were probably made to hospitalize that kid. Buy them!

Endless Boogie, Focus Level. Non-stop post-ZZ Top-rock. These guys are pretty old, which is cool, and rock on each riff for a really long time. Like Circle's extension of Priest/Motorhead biker-rock on Sunrise, dusty Billy Gibbons-isms are expanded to incredible lengths and effect. Probably the only record whose FFO recommendation lists both Mogwai and George Thorogood. But they're freaking zillions times better than each. Best part: "Gimme the Awesome". Song circles around amiably but with definite purpose until bursting out with great volume. One of the best builds since Electric Wizard's "Funeralopolis", which is totally crazy because that song is the greatest.

Kreator, Pleasure to Kill. This didn't get reissued this year or anything but I didn't get it until around October or so so I'll count it anyway. It basically puts together most of the coolest aspects of thrash and early black metal, so you can have the imprecise, wind-tunnel blastbeats and unearthly vocals of the black stuff but with the low end of thrash! Like if you could hear the bass on a Bathory record! Kreator rocks super hard. Playing "Under Pressure", "Can You Feel the Love Tonight?" and the title cut from this album at the same time is a very worthwhile experience.

Om Shanti Om. Probably the funniest and funnest movie I've seen in the last seven months. If you don't know your Prem Chopra from your Johnny Lever most of the jokes won't really seem very funny but the film has such a chillin' attitude that it's easy to overlook the barrage of in-jokes and cameos. Plus, Shah Rukh Khan, the king of '90s Indian cinema, is back in action and ready to rock to a ridiculous extreme in this movie. The dude is ripped like Hulk Hogan's shirt. It's insane. Aaaaaand, the film features an incredible song called "Dard-E Disco", meaning "the pain of disco". Or maybe "the disco of pain". Either way it's the best. Somewhat like a slicker Lindstrom.

Steinski, What Does It All Mean? 1983-2006. Given that this is predominantly a samples and scratching record it could follow that his jams succeed or fail solely on than the sum of their parts. And since he's dropping in samples of super-sweet stuff like Rufus Thomas, Gilbert Gottfried, "Stop in the Name of Love" and, best of all, "Break Dance Electric Boogie" it's easy to get down with this jawn from a parts-to-whole standpoint. Yet when we engage this comp more holistically it totally holds up, qualitatively speaking. Like the best modern mash-up stuff, shit's got a really smooth internal flow, avoiding the feeling that he's just artlessly clumping samples, no matter how neat, into a piecemeal ball. I told my dad about this record and he said, "Oh, so it's like that Girl Talk guy?" Go my dad! The stuff on the first disc that Steinski rocked without Double D has a couple embarrassing moments, most notably a track with Chuck D that sounds like the trailer music for a late '90s rave movie. But the first tracks are so sweet that who cares?

RECORD STORE DAY

Celebrate RECORD STORE DAY on April 18th, 2009 with Repo Records.

Exclusive CDs, 7" singles, and posters...get 'em while they last...only on April 18th!

Including:

Matador Record Store Day Limited Edition Vinyl:

Pavement: Live in Germany [Cologne, 1997]

Pay No Mind 7"

A1: Sonic Youth: "Pay No Mind" (Beck cover)
B1: Beck: "Green Light" (Sonic Youth cover)

Hang Them All 7"

A1: Jay Reatard: "Hang Them All"
B1: Sonic Youth: "No Garage"

Customer Top 5 no. 2

Our new customer top 5 list is by another one of our favorite customers, Sal.
Do you like the photo of him?? I took it. This was my inspiration...

WINDY WEBER: I Hate People
(Blueflea)

"Windy Weber, known for being half of the ambient drone duo WINDY & CARL, has recorded a solo album. It is quite different from what you may be thinking it has none of the soothing characteristics you may be expecting & instead is full of heavy & brooding music. It’s comprised of two tracks Sirens, coming in at 24 minutes, is instrumental & is filled with the sound of guitars crying, rising & falling like waves crashing on the rocks. Sirens is ominous, and haunting. It is not music to sleep to, but instead could make you tense & anxious. The second track is Destroyed. It is 32 minutes long, and comprised of 3 suites. The first being layers of vocals, woven together to make a chorus of breathing & breathlessness, layers to make you feel as if you may be drowning in the sea..whether that sea be the ocean, or the sea of life, the day to day world in which you must deal. The second suite becomes noisy, agitated, rumbling & distorted guitars, bass & feedback, and makes you sit on the edge of your seat wondering what is about to happen. The third suite takes you to the end of the album with it’s subsonic frequencies & strange unrecognizible sounds. This is not music for the faint of heart ."

V/A Give Me Love: Songs of the Brokenhearted: Baghdad, 1925-1929 (Honest Jon)
"This is the second in Honest Jon's series of albums exploring the earliest 78s held in the EMI Hayes Archive. In the mid-1920s, The Gramophone Company -- soon before it became EMI -- employed two or three Europeans to criss-cross Iraq. They logged regional demographics, assessed the German competition, and checked out the scores of record shops and hundreds of musical venues. In Kerbala, its man fearfully disguised himself as an Arab. This was the groundwork for three sessions, conducted in Baghdad in the second half of the decade, which produced nearly 1,000 recordings. Business was good -- the first group of records, though deemed aesthetically unsuccessful by the Company, immediately produced 12,000 sales to just two outlets in the city. Drawing on the full range of these Baghdad recordings, it is a wondrous, deeply poignant glimpse of social living since obliterated, in which ethnicities, faiths and traditions appear woven richly and meltingly together, however precariously. There is dance music featuring Arab folk singers from the countryside, backed by professional Jewish musicians in Iraqi styles popularly termed "Egyptian," and perfected in nightclubs where the first duty of the secular women singers on this album was prostitution. Also including some Arabic word-play, in a nod to the musical form of the Arabic mawwal, a Hebrew hymn is kick-started with a cry of "Allah!," most likely from one of the Jewish performers. There are pieces from Bahrain and Kuwait; sometimes mixed together in one performance -- the different dialects are far-flung. There are beautiful, high and lonesome Kurdish violin improvisations; and some unaccompanied circular breathing on a zourna so unearthly it seems to cross late Coltrane with Sun Ra. All the songs are characterized by searing emotion and crises of feeling, many by erotic urgency. As with the other titles in the series, the recordings have been startlingly restored at Abbey Road; and they are presented with full translations, rare photographs (in this case, several performers), and notes -- including an extensive interview with a citizen of Baghdad throughout this period, who knew many of the musicians here personally."

TOWNES VAN ZANDT: Delta Momma Blues & Flying Shoes
(Fat Possum)

"This is another strong collection from Townes Van Zandt, and not a dud in the bunch. The melodies here are strong, the lyrics full of Van Zandt's razor-sharp insight, and the production is sparse and to the point, bringing to mind the inconspicuous polish of High and Low and In Between. The feel here is a balance between folk and country, with Van Zandt's voice and guitar up front, letting the songs speak for themselves. The tunes are full of heartbreak and hopelessness, making it a great album to put on during, or right after, the breakup of an affair."

THE DEAD C: Secret Earth
(Ba Da Bing)

"Along the axis of The Dead C's recordings, Secret Earth sounds like it was created between Eusa Kills and Harsh '70s Reality. It contains a straightforward (for them) expression of sound, while continually pushing their vast improvisational techniques into a realm of subconscious genius."



CURRENT 93: Dogs Blood Rising & Nature Unveiled
(Durtro/Jnana)

Current 93's seminal first two albums have been reissued!!