Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Rev. Utah Smith & Rev. Lonnie Farris - Slide Guitar Gospel
Holy guitar skills bestowed upon the reverends Utah Smith and Lonnie Farris by the Creator. This compilation makes you wonder if Robert Johnson's deal with Satan was a rip-off. Both reverends shred like mad, but Utah Smith's tracks will make you eat shit and burn in heaven. Dude has the rawest blues style I've ever heard and a crazy set of pipes to go along with it.
licks4jesus
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Blood Axis & In Gowan Ring & Witch-Hunt - The Rites of Samhain
Blood Axis & In Gowan Ring performed together in 1999 under the name Witch-Hunt. The result is this badass live CD of the two performing experimental arrangements of traditional Celtic folk music with a few nice studio cuts from each separate act tacked on at the end. Seriously. It's two of the best neofolk musicians playing celtic folk, you know you're interested.
bop
Monday, September 26, 2011
Scott Tuma - Peeper / Love Songs Loud & Lonely
Scott Tuma, former half of the Souled American duo, puts out some quality Americana-tinged folk dronish ambient stuff. In fact, I think this 2010 cassette might be the best thing he's ever created so far. The Peeper side of this is composed of 5 worn, lo-fi, nostalgic ambient pieces, which are all fantastic and noteworthy by themselves, but the real deal is the second side, one 26-minute monster Love Songs Loud & Lonely. It shifts between distinct movements, spanning from ethereal lo-fi folk to noisy dark ambient to ominous bell-heavy grooves and everything in between. The atmosphere almost always rests at the two extremes of "oh my god im gonna cry this is so pretty!" and "fucking horrifying." The last 4 minutes might be the single prettiest thing I 'er heared though for real.
sogood
Thursday, September 22, 2011
David Allan Coe - Longhaired Redneck
Looks like Merle Haggard and sounds a lot like David Allan Coe. If you don't like this album you like dudeass
ber
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Kutmah - Warm Like The Sunshine
18 minutes of dark, haunting, psychedelic, dissonant instrumental hip-hop and electronica. Often hypnotic, often (somewhat) danceable. You should check this out solely for "The Crunch," one of the most massive beats I've heard in a while.
orgh
Labels:
ambient,
electronica,
hip-hop,
instrumental hip-hop,
psychedelic
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