This is the band, I´m going to listen much more in the near future (I have now only Monster Movie and I believe it´s not really their greatest album although it´s quite good. I have listen some material from youtube that´s far more interesting).

I have been enjoying the new Dan Sartain record this week. Clocks in under 20 minutes but is good nonetheless. There is some filler but the best tracks (Swap Meet, Indian Massacre) are damn catchy, Ramones inspired punk at its best.

Track from the LP http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIFMjqLykac

I personally like everything up to Flow Motion, at which I percieve things to get a bit spotty. There are many bootlegs online from various years, not sure how much will overlap with this official set, sounds like it might be all new, but who knows? Dig deep!

Je Suis Le Petit Chevalier - An Age of Wonder

*starts clapping*

http://jesuislepetitchevalier.bandca...lter-press-lsr

I will :). I think I start from Tago Mago (there seem to be 40th Anniversary Edition in my local library.)

graham coxon's A+E is pretty good

I frankly wasn't into it. My boyfriend was all over it last week, but I didn't hear anything that particularly caught my fancy. Not bad but not good and way too reliant on nostalgia.

Already released this year:
Pharaoh Overlord: Lunar Jetman
Gunn-Truscinski Duo: Ocean Parkway


Upcoming (hopefully) great stuff:
Can: The Lost Tapes
Scott Walker's new album
Om: Advaitic Songs
Sigur Rós: Valtári
Mission of Burma: Unsound

You should by Tago Mago, Future Days, Ege Bamyasi and Soundtracks. All of them are excellent albums. I found Can about ten years ago accidently when I was trying to find band formed by two guys who left Kraftwerk (which really was Neu, but at the moment I couldn't remember the correct name).

Django Django is good too

Sun Araw's new collaboration with the congos is pretty rad. It's basically Sun Araw laying down these weird space dub beats and sounds with congos providing vocals. The sounds Sun Araw makes are really interesting, they vary so much. It's a cool record, it has really nice vibes to it. This is my personal favourite track from the record http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oox_24v3B0c

http://www.thefader.com/2012/04/18/s...-york-mixtape/

this fucking rules

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to pad_023 again

Haha I won't post any recommendations for a while

im obsessed with it

Ok, another archival thing I'm excited about, coming soonish:



alt-tuning guitar genius

and this:



another reissue of Sleep's Dopesmoker

New Actress and Le1f's mixtape are both fucking awesome

Just listening to the new Actress now. So far pretty impressed.

and this:



Jimmy Page's early 70's avant/prog unused soundtrack for legendary occult movie on one side and some related tracks on the flipside, 1st time officially released, available only thru his newish website, vinyl only. I've heard some bootleg extracts which are kinda cool and kinda spotty, still curious about this. Va Va Va Doom! (maybe more proto-goth actually).

Different from the Bobby Beausoleil soundtrack actually used on the film which was released as a deluxe multi-disc package w/ extras a while ago, which had it's moments.