Showing posts with label post punk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label post punk. Show all posts

Sunday, October 18, 2020

Friday, July 24, 2020

Million Brazilians - Wet Dry Jungala



Evil Dionysiac tribal music played by androids after the Covid holocaust. 2013 LP on Moon Glyph and Psychic Sounds.

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Million Brazilians - Red Rose And Obsidian


Free-jazz/ tribal/ post-punk/ fourth-world music fusion by this Maine-based ensemble that has connections with the legendary Smegma. Has an ancient and primitive threatening vibe that is really cool. Kinda Zamia Lehmanni-era SPK meets Miles Davis meets early Dead Can Dance. 2017 LP on Lullabies For Insomniacs.

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Thursday, October 24, 2019

Mecano ‎– The Half Inch Universe (Complete Works '78 - 82)



Dutch band who initially run from 1978 till 1982 and were known for their artwork which featured mechanized toys. They played a mix of post punk and new wave and some atonal/improvised moments (check "Dissident Lament"). When they reformed in the late 2000s they shifted to a more synthy new wave-y style, which was ok too. 1996 double cd released on Lazy Dog Records.

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Monday, October 1, 2018

Serious Problmz ‎– 369 1/2 cdr



A really obscure band from the 1980s that never recorded anything and featured Lucian Telens of Bren't Lewiis Ensemble. They played what they called industrial rurf (rural surf). If that brings to your minds a sound between Dick Dale and bluegrass, well no that ain't it. There indeed is a very vague surf (and psychobilly reference in the background of their music mainly in the sound of the guitar (chorus, beefy upper string sound, a watery feeling) but other than that they play some really swampy psychedelic improvised and broken down noise rock/post punk on guitar, bass, drum machine and an unhinged vocalist who does his own thing and brings in various things on the table, such as dishes and a typewriter to bang on. I really like this; there is an immensely green-ish, oozy, damp and decayed feel to it, and the guys create both a threatening and playful atmosphere. Perhaps they could be likened to a mix between The Residents and Deadbolt. This was recorded in 1985-6, it never saw the light of day until it was released in 2014 on cdr by Butte County Free Music Society.

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