Dead Rider Trio Featuring Mr. Paul Williams is a delightful smear of unlikely moments viewed in shadowy relief through a blood-stained lens. As the Dead Rider Trio crunk out the jams, Mr. Paul Williams opens his notebook and rants along, with well-trippy acid-tongued affect, producing a record unlike any other - even more so than previous Dead Rider records! This time, their caustic, blues-bent, beat-skipping rock is a canvas for Todd Rittmann to let full-loose with his six-string skills, going off like a hell-bent Roy... (read more)

Once again, Ty Segall and White Fence's Tim Presley have slipped the madness of the straitjackets they were fitted for years ago, and made a record not just of songs, but of climactic essence - a stretch of sequential time organized for entertainment's sake! Behold, Joy---their mind-meld complete, fizzy experimentations and sonorous bangers alike. Joy unrolls from within and in between them and electricity takes many forms, plunging from rock trips to acoustic strollers to poppy reveries to freak-downs at side's end.

UNDER THE BLUEBERRY JAM TREE

Summer 2018’s almost gone, but who cares? Every season has its good parts, and we’re inclined to stop and listen to ‘em, since life is but a brief prelude to an eternity...of SILENCE. So here we sit, trying to measure gravity by the speed v. distance a piece of fruit falls before it smashes into (y)our STUPID face. We’re the apothecary of this particular science, subphylum ‘music’. This fall, there’s a ton of it plunging from... (read more)

What exactly is in the water of the Ohio river?! Medical and animal (and human) waste, probably, but that doesn’t exactly explain how the collective minds of Cropped Out are able to put on such a killer line up each and every year! 2018 isn’t any different and once again the Drag City musical industrial complex pipelines directly to American Turners Club for an absolutely one-of-a-kind festival experience. This October 5th & 6th brings a wide variety of DC talent including Circuit des Yeux,... (read more)

What's that in the chimney? Whoah - its Dead Rider Trio in the house! Their sack is full of new musical gifts, all adorned with the addition of Mr. Paul Williams on vocals. This mysterious figure works in the film industry, was a once the manager of Crispin Glover - and he sounds like it!  His barbed dictation foregrounds the raucous jams that the DRT- Todd Rittman, White Christmas and Matt Espy - pour forth in spades, opening large open spaces in the primal... (read more)

Life is nothing but problems. It is truly mind-boggling! Check this one out - we've got a record dropping next week from John Mulaney called Kid Gorgeous at Radio City Music Hall. Great record, gonna do just fine! That's not the problem. Last night, John goes and wins an Emmy for Best Writing for a Variety Special - the variety special of the same name! And... ahhh! Couldn't this have happened sooner? We already wrote our promotional blurbs! They've all gone out already and it didn't... (read more)

In our time of America's greatest dismay, it takes "America's Funnyman" to show the way back to a little bit of love and a whole lot of classic entertainment. With vocal pipes alight and a full studio orchestra behind him, Neil Hamburger is Still Dwelling - and dare we say, better than ever, as he brings new life to some of the greatest songs of his era.

With Still Dwelling, the Hamburger touch is applied to a veritable potpourri of 20th century... (read more)

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Wolf of the Cosmos

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Best Troubadour

"Mama Tried"
 

Eiko Ishibashi's sixth solo album, The Dream My Bones Dream, rides the rails into a partly envisioned, partly imagined past. It's been four years since Car and Freezer, a time during which Eiko has been steadily working, writing for stage and cinema, playing live, recording and releasing Kouen Kyoudai (Editions Mego), a collaboration with Merzbow; and Ichida, her collaboration with Darin Gray. What a work ethic!

Amongst all this abject jet-setting and debauched gadding about, the music... (read more)

POND SCUM is a collection of recordings made for John Peel’s much-listened-to BBC radio show, at Peel’s request. These are various Palace/Will Oldham/ Bonnie Prince Billy sessions; the lines are blurred. The performances are mostly Oldham solo, with David Heumann singing and playing baritone electric on the songs from one session. Heumann also wrote the liner notes for the POND SCUM record. The cover photos are by Dan Koretzky, and they evoke simply the landscapes from the EASE DOWN THE... (read more)