Enzo Jannacci - Sei Minuti All' Alba (1966)

One of the most underrated Italian authors, sharp, ironic, comic and tragic, very tragic but always ingenious. Here one of the firsts works. texts that blend tradition, culture and history of our country , reflects a deep knowledge of the past and times to come. Sei minuti all' alba (titletrack) is the story of one of those "defectors's Sept. 8, Soldato Nencini speaks about the struggle between north and south. Faceva il palo shows how to concentrate theatre, cinema and singing. The melting stories of Dona che te durmevet e Ho visto un uomo and the totally crazy pre Dirge drums and Calexico flavour L'appasionata, with extraordinary vocal and orchestra. Must ear, play loud.

OFF! - First Four eps

New band for Keith Morris. Pure Circle Jerks, Black Flag Stuff

Hornet Leg - Ribbon of Fear

Hornet Leg has been the side project of Chris Sutton of Dub Narcotic Sound System since 2003. Awesome. Sleep is my favourite

Summer Camp - 2010

UK duo Summer Camp's is a bouncy and effervescent slice of indie pop, whimsical and nostalgic and catchy. In the august posts you'll find the video for round the moon.

Piresian beach :: Wasting away

Wise Blood :: Hannah Motown

yellow ostrich :: whale

future islands - in evening air

Wise Blood - + 2010

http://hazemotes.bandcamp.com/

Future Islands - Follow You

Future Islands - Vireo's Eye (acoustic) from Thrill Jockey Records on Vimeo.

The Peppermint Lounge - African Orange

TY SEGALL - FINGER

Coma Cinema- "In Lieu of Flowers" music video from Jon Casey on Vimeo.

Twin Shadow 'Slow' (NSFW) from Twin Shadow on Vimeo.

"EARL" /// Music Video. from AG Rojas on Vimeo.

Earl spits raunchy, violent, occasionally juvenile lyrics that fall well into NC-17 territory. Add to that a video as disturbing as anything in Larry Clark's oeuvre
featuring teens overdosing on a concoction of malt liquor, weed, codeine and cough syrup - not to mention a scene or two of self mutilation - and the only thing preventing this kid from generating a perfect storm of parental outrage is any sort of mainstream exposure. et past the shock of hearing a 15 year old rhyme about sodomy and murder, however, and there's a surprisingly competent emcee to be found. As he matures and learns the value of subtlety (something sorely lacking on his mixtape, for example, which includes tracks named "epaR" and "Kill"), I suspect we'll be hearing a lot more from him.

Jordan Irvin Dally - Wild Things from Delicious Scopitone on Vimeo.

ice cream shout - tattooed tears

Yellow Ostrich - The Morgan Freeman EP (2010)

Inspired by Morgan Freeman's wikipedia page. Made by Alex Schaaf, is an emotional exploration of (Schaaf’s?) feelings about the real-life controversy, that ends with the line “Morgan, I think no one understands you.” The Morgan Freeman EP is six tracks of lo-fi folk-pop; glitchy and driven by primitive beats, and ultimately sustained by good songwriting… enjoyable regardless of one’s post-modernist tendencies.

Tennis - Cape Dory (Underwater Peoples Records) from RichsLaw on Vimeo.

Cosmetics // Soft Skin from Wooden Lens on Vimeo.

ANR - "The Endless Field of Mercury" from Jamie Harley on Vimeo.

Porcelain Raft 'Dragonfly'

Your Drum

Calories 'FFWD' from Calories Band on Vimeo.

EGYPTIAN HIP HOP // Wild Human Child

Forgotten from Tears Run Rings on Vimeo.

Marine Girls Lazy Ways from Imaginary Animal on Vimeo.

Coolrunnings - I am You from Panaframe on Vimeo.

SUMMER CAMP - Round the Moon from Paddy Power on Vimeo.

Baths - Hall from Stephen Minty on Vimeo.

Forest Swords - Rattling Cage from ///NO PAIN IN POP\\\ on Vimeo.

Finally is back. allnighterkid proudly presents FOREST SWORD - rattling cage
get it here:http://rattlingcage.tumblr.com/#

Paris 1942 - (1983)

a band photo, seems extra allowed

 Mo Tucker, Sun City Girls, file under once in a alifetime

Godz 2 (1968)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJabNnPOVQU&feature=player_embedded
Their music varied from early noise rock to avant-garde and psychedelic rock. from NYC

Papa M - Hole Of The Burning Alms

Hi, no complains, i'm back. A 2004 David Pajo collection. 

Where Whatever Mortal was an eclectic collection of traditional folk songs and original compositions highlighting Pajo's terrific guitar skills and strong voice, Hole of Burning Alms tends more toward Pajo's post-rock past and features almost no singing. "Last Caress," a cover of the Misfit's classic, is the first song on the album on which Pajo sings and, according to the liner notes,   inclusion of a 16-minute version of "Turn Turn Turn", sans vocals recordere till the end of the tape. Awesome

Karen Dalton - It's So Hard to Tell Who's Going to Love You The Best - 1969

    

Sorry for the mistakes i forgot the password now everything goes see in the comments
What can i say? Another Absolute Must Have !!! Folk,blues,psych, with Karen voice. Wonderfull. A record that can change your way to listen to music.

Forest Swords - Dagger Paths

Actually i posted this many time ago, when it was only an idea. But today is an lp and so i confirm, awesome!!!

V.A. - A Tribute To Spacemen 3 (1998)

One of the best tribute ever. Revolution by Arab Strap and Lord Can You Hear Me? by Low my favourite. A must have

Zomes

The cover sucks. Only the cover. " .....are incredible at forcing the listener to concentrate on a singular thought, pattern, or sound using effective repetition while completely avoiding tediousness. Try, Try, Try.

The Go - Tracking the Trail of the Haunted Beat

Ooooh how i like it.

Karen Dalton - It's So Hard to Tell Who's Going to Love You The Best - 1969

 Sorry for the mistakes i forgot the password now everything goes see in the comments
What can i say? Another Absolute Must Have !!! Folk,blues,psych, with Karen voice. Wonderfull. A record that can change your way to listen to music.

Vince Martin & Fred Neil - Tear Down the Wall (1964)

Maybe the first lp for the most famous Fred Neil, this is a wonderful psych-folk record. Actually is considered as a strictely folk album but i think that it takes few steps into psychedelia the few tha makes it a jewel. The most impressive cover is Morning Dew, Fred and Vince voices mixed with the guitar loop creates a unique psych-sound. Red Flowers is also a track that describe what i mean. Wonderfull.

Chris Knox - Songs for You and Me (1995)

Leader former of Tall Dwarfs (see in older posts), influenced bands as Pavement, Yo La Tengo, Will Oldham, Lou Barlow, etc. Don't miss it

Julian Lynch / Orange You Glad [2009]

File under Parasalys. Another great accidental past year discovery.

The Peppermint Lounge - Demo

 from Ongakubaka blogspot:

Is an electronic/acoustic duo from England/Switzerland  "acoustic, modern electronica, 50s-60s Jazz, African and American blues, classical impressionism, social commentary and folk forms to combine sampling with composition.. Keep an eye out for their debut EP sometime next year.

Million Young - SunnDreamm Ep

I really love the first track of this ep. You can download his stuff on his Facebook also