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Singles
Two Tales For The Mind Vol 2
Two Tales For The Mind Vol 2 (limited hand-numbered 7")
Cat: TTFM 002. Rel: 07 Dec 23
One Hand Clap (2:11)
Munich Bells (3:14)
Review: Broc Recordz is back after the impressive last outing from Janko Nilovic & The Soul Surfers with another brilliant release and this time it comes from the legendary JJ Whitefield who you might know from The Poets of Rhythm, Karl Hector or Embryo, and Igor Zhukovsky from The Soul Surfers. This tidy 7" kicks off with pure psyched-out funk magic that will take you to a state of ecstasy. It's doused in way way and fuzz and has loud and proud drums. 'Munich Bells' on the flip is a library-psych-breaks killer with a drive-in bassline and tons of reverb.
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Albums
Golem
Golem (gatefold LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: ITR 276LP. Rel: 12 Mar 15
The Unexplored Map (2:30)
Self Hypnosis In 3 Days (3:43)
Reaper Invert (3:40)
Melted Rope (4:10)
Cave In (4:10)
Flesh Tour (3:46)
Floating Head (3:07)
Planet Golem (6:35)
The Drift (4:35)
Review: Here be monsters. Less than twelve months after their debut on Ty Segall's God? Label, this bunch of LA-based miscreants have delivered a punishing and potent sermon of super-heavy psyched-out garage rock that effortlessly sidesteps the more yawnsome cliches of recent times in favour of an incandescent assault of speaker-blowing riffage and cosmically-aligned songcraft that is as damaged by Melvins and Electric Wizard as it is by the Flaming Lips and the aforementioned Mr. Segall. Equally adept with both glam-tinged melody and black-cloud ampstack dementia, 'Golem' is a wild ride to starry oblivion.
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Just Colour
Just Colour (LP + 2x7")
Cat: MOR 03. Rel: 03 May 23
You Must Be A Witch (2:44)
Underground Railroad (7:36)
Baby Don't Go (2:39)
Who'll Read The Will (2:30)
It's Only A Reflection (3:07)
Don't Look Back (2:30)
Don't Close The Door On Me (4:26)
It Ain't How Long (2:42)
It's Makin It (2:31)
I'm Gonna Be There (2:42)
You Don't Give Me No More (2:15)
Sin (2:26)
It's Your Time (2:21)
Little Girl (2:59)
Stop (4:00)
No Good News (3:15)
Who's It Gonna Be (2:28)
Mr. Madison Avenue (2:34)
Someone I Knew (4:06)
Through My Window (2:44)
Review: It's amazing to think the now-legendary Fred Cole and his Weeds comrades were forced to change their band name for fear of marijuana references. Rising to prominence in the mid-late-1960s, long before the main man would find himself on the honorary list of garage rock greats (not that this period didn't contribute to that), management and labels deemed it a much better idea to release his music under The Lollipop Shoppe, which is how Just Colour saw the light of day.
One quick listen proves how unsuitable that decision was, with the contents of this highly sought after boxset anything but the bubblegum those misguided but powerful minds wanted to cash in on. Presented with two reconfigured 7" singles alongside the full album - the idea being to give fans all the essential cuts in one - it's a stunning way to remember we should never, or rarely, listen to The Industry.
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The Fighting Temeraire
Cat: DAMGOOD 578LP. Rel: 10 Nov 22
Song Of The Medway (2:33)
A La Mort Surbite (3:53)
I Don't Like The Man That I Am (4:00)
White Whale Blues (3:32)
Stood Upon A Chair (2:52)
The Broken And The Lost Of The Old Long Bar (3:54)
The Fighting Tameraire (3:28)
A Rusty Stain (2:44)
Your Mediocre Mind (3:22)
The Walls Of Red Wing (3:54)
The Jutland Sea (2:49)
The Rochester Recruiting Sergeant (3:30)
Review: Where do you start with 'Wild' Billy Childish? A true enigma, and a figurehead of the eccentric, anti-establishment British arts scene known for advocating amateurism, non-conformity and free emotional expression through creativity since the 1970s, co-founder of the Stuckism figurative painting movement, concerned with supposed Remodernist ideals which push back against the post-modern, it's almost easy to forget about his recording career in and among the book publishing, exhibitions, poems and Super 8 movies.

Thankfully, then, we have The Fighting Tameraire in our new releases pile to remind us that he's fundamentally a deft hand at writing, arranging, singing and performing lo-fi semi-traditional garage folk stuff that has one foot in the English pubs of bygone ages and another in contemporary alternative rock. This collection is rousing, emotive, witty, and thoroughly human in a way that feels increasingly rare today.
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The Baptiser
Cat: DAMGOOD 565LP. Rel: 20 May 22
The Baptiser (4:39)
Library To You & The Self (3:51)
Painted Pantomime Dame (7:06)
Mister Smith (3:25)
Poems Of Anxiety & Uncertainty (4:10)
I'm Good Enough (4:04)
Knockin' Of Heaven's Door (5:38)
A Framed T-Shirt Remnant (3:24)
Poems Of Anxiety & Uncertainty (Blues) (2:38)
The Baptiser (reprise) (4:38)
Review: Billy Childish has had a hugely prolific period in these last couple of years and that is now born out with this latest new album, The Baptiser, which is related as part of his plan to have 'a career in a year' and has been recorded with The William Loveday Intention. It is named after John The Baptiser, Christ's teacher who proclaimed that you don't need to make blood sacrifices in the temple of Jerusalem to have communion with God. As such it is a record with plenty of spiritual highs and blaming lows and is a great window into the mind of Childish.

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Zango
Zango (limited 'zambian full moon' yellow vinyl LP)
Cat: DD 0013. Rel: 01 Jun 23
By The Time You Realize (4:36)
Waile (5:13)
Nshingilile (feat Keith Kabwe Of Amanz) (3:03)
Streets Of Lusaka (4:42)
Unimvwesha Shuga (feat Theresa N'gambi & Hanna Tembo) (3:42)
Avalanche Of Love (feat Sampa The Great) (3:53)
Malango (feat Theresa N'gambi & Hanna Tembo) (5:37)
Stop The Rot (4:20)
These Eyes Of Mine (3:59)
Message From Witch (2:55)
Review: Witch were one of the first bands in Zambia to get their music recorded and even secure an international record deal back in the 70s. Into the 80s, they blazed a trail of psych rock infused with African rhythms, and a reissue on Now Again some 10 years back helped bring renewed attention back to the pioneering sound Emmanuel Chanda and the rest of the band had forged. Now Chanda and fellow Witch veteran Patrick Mwondela have been back in the Zambian studio where they recorded 1975's Lazy Bones, except now they're backed up by a band including Nic Mauskovic of The Mauskovic Dance Band and Dutch studio whizz Jacco Gardner, making incendiary fusion music steeped in the band's psych heritage, but equally moving forwards in exciting new ways .
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Kuomboka (reissue)
Cat: SF 16. Rel: 06 Feb 24
Erotic Delight (5:28)
I Can Do Without You (6:16)
Believer Ma Lover (5:58)
Kuomboka (5:06)
Come Together (5:01)
More Sweat Than Sweet (5:19)
I Wanna See The Light (5:00)
Jah Let The Sun Shine (6:31)
Review: Zamrock, anyone? Often stylised as W.I.T.C.H, WITCH were one of the leading musical lights of post-colonial Zambia, a band that rose to prominence during the early-1970s, a particularly fertile period in the East African nation during which hopes for the future were incredibly bright. Independence leading to the blossoming of homespun ideas, culture, art and creativity. The story takes a tragic turn as the decade reached its final years, the economy collapsing and policymakers turning increasingly authoritarian. Like many in the 'scene', WITCH would fade, almost into obscurity, although the psychedelic rock-hued legacy they left survived, and then experienced a resurgence from 2012, when they reformed amid renewed interest. Kuomboka represents the group at the height of their fame, an album that still sounds packed with optimism, despite insidious changes in the air when it landed in 1976.
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Perennial
Cat: WOODSIST 107LP. Rel: 25 Sep 23
The Seed (0:01)
Between The Past (0:01)
Another Side (5:41)
White Winter Melody (4:39)
Sip Of Happiness (4:39)
Little Black Flowers (3:17)
Day Moving On (4:09)
The Wind Again (3:34)
Weep (3:36)
Double Dream (3:41)
Perennial (2:28)
Review: Some 20 years into their existence, Brooklyn band Woods are truly in control of their destiny. Headed up by Jeremy Earl, this twelfth studio album took shape from his loops which were then passed around the other band members to build upon, with guitarist Jarvis Taveniere piecing the end results together. It's a kaleidoscopic listen which folds in easy listening whimsy, brain-fried psychedelia and pastoral wonder - all impressive for a band more typically associated with New York. Already widely hailed as one of their finest works, this vinyl edition comes via the band's own Woodsist label.
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Perennial
Perennial (limited white vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: WOODSIST107 LPX. Rel: 15 Oct 23
The Seed (0:01)
Between The Past (0:01)
Another Side (5:41)
White Winter Melody (4:39)
Sip Of Happiness (4:39)
Little Black Flowers (3:17)
Day Moving On (4:09)
The Wind Again (3:34)
Weep (3:36)
Double Dream (3:41)
Perennial (2:28)
Review: Woods are in bloom again, inviting you to disappear into a new spectrum of colors and sounds and dreams on Perennial. Formed in Brooklyn in 2004, Woods have matured into a true independent institution, above and below the root, reliably emerging every few years with new music that grows towards the latest sky. Operating the Woodsist label since 2006 and curating the beloved homespun Woodsist Festival for the musical universe they've built, Perennial is the sound of a band on the edge of their 20th anniversary and still finding bold new ways to sound like (and challenge) themselves. The album's resulting 11 songs, four of them instrumental, are in the classic Woods mode - shimmering, familiar, fractionally unsettling - but with the half-invisible infinity boxes of Earl's loops burbling beneath each like a mysterious underground source.
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