Originally released as a limited paid streaming performance during lockdown in 2021, "Shadow Kingdom" is now available in album form. The songs have a really loose feel, with acoustic guitars, accordion & zero percussion. The line-up features T Bone Burnett, BIG THIEF's Buck Meek, Don Was & Greg Leisz & the set list mostly features 60s songs with sometimes drastic reinterpretations, especially on "Tombstone Blues. Dylan has been playing relentlessly the last few years & you can hear the almost effortless familiarity the group has with the songs & it makes for a very rewarding listen.

music to go with NyQuil, codeine, and other things that will turn your reflexes into molasses. Powerful, loud, slow...a must for anyone who loves the MELVINS, SLEEP, BLUE CHEER, etc.

ELECTRONIC features BERNARD SUMNER of NEW ORDER & JOHNNY MARR of THE SMITHS.

Back in the 70's The FALL released their first album on two different labels in two different countries. They had two different covers and two two different track listings. The difference this time around is the US version has more songs. However, the UK version still has a track thats not on the US and the mixes on the 2nd half of the record are alternate. Confused? Well just relax cause no matter waht country this "Real new Fall LP" comes from it's amazing. And if your a super fan you most likely got the extra songs on the "protein X-mas" single with a few to boot. Here's to Narnack for being the first US label to deal with Mark in 6 years.

DESPITE APPEARANCES, THIS CD IS NOT BY RZA, THE ARTIST IS FREE MURDA.

Life must be tough for Charlotte Gainsbourg. She is the daughter of the king of cool Serge Gainsbourg & the 'not-too-shabby looking' singer & actress Jane Birkin. How does a girl live up to that? Well, thankfully, like her parents, Charlotte is not only gorgeous but a talented actress & musician in her own right. This is actually her second album & the first in almost 20 years, which is crazy cuz she ain't that old. Charlotte sings in English but that doesn't stop a lot of these songs from sounding like something from "Histoire de Melodie Nelson" which is ok with us since Serge isn't around anymore. With some help from PULP's JARVIS COCKER & DIVINE COMEDY's NEIL CANNON, the lovely Ms. Gainsbourg has made an album will provide the backround for many a dinner party for years to come.

Featuring E. GRAHAM LEWIS of Wire, HE SAID OMALA play with jazzy, trance-like drum beats and electronic ambience to create a relaxing "head-nodding" groove.

Hotly anticipated 2008 debut from this New Yorker who is poised to take over dance floors the world over. Andrew Butler (the man behind HERCULES & LOVE AFFAIR) takes the bounce and joy from the disco era and brings it back to the 21st century. These tunes are absolutely stuffed with ideas and melodies and will leave you better than you were before. Also features vocals by Antony of ANTONY & THE JOHNSONS. You don't need Pitchfork to tell you this one is destined to be a classic - RECOMMENDED!

Sixth album (and first in over five years) for JULIA HOLTER sees her pick up right where she left off, returning to a gauzy mixture of soft-focus dream pop and synth-driven, early ENOesque experimentalism that is willing to throw in the kitchen sink. On Domino and RECOMMENDED.

Beautiful ambient record from the acclaimed techno producer JON HOPKINS, a collection of open, textural and beatless pieces for use in psychedelic-assisted therapy sessions. Filled with both intellectual heft and pathos, this comes RECOMMENDED.