J Fernandez - Read My Mind

ことしのわすれもの。

Taken from the album "Many Levels Of Laughter" by Chicago-based J (Justin) Fernandez via Joyful Noise Recordings, released on June 9th.

Blues Run The Game

The both tracks above are taken from Ba Da Bing’s "Jackson C. Frank: The Complete Recordings" with 24 tracks never before heard. Remastered, including Jackson's classic debut album from 1965.

Chris Green

Colin Meloy of the Decemberists - Blues Run the Game 

Brian Harnetty "Rawhead & Bloodybones"

The third in a series of recording projects stemming from the Berea College Appalachian Sound Archives, "Rawhead & Bloodybones" (2015) by Brian Harnetty combines samples of music and folk tales with live instruments. The historic archival recordings of children recounting folk tales were made by Leonard Roberts in the 1940s and 50s. 

Two CDs packaged in 6-panel foldout case
Publication Date: November 20, 2015 via Dust-to-Digital





The Mug and Brush Sessions


Brian Harnetty - Marshall (From the Sun Ra Archives) 
performing music from his 2013 release, The Star-Faced One.




Taken from the album "The Star-Faced One," via Atavistic records (2013). Samples from the Sun Ra/El Saturn collection at the Creative Audio Archive at Experimental Sound Studio, Chicago. Additional musicians include Fred Lonberg-Holm (Cello), Jeff Kimmel (Bass Clarinet), and Aaron Butler (Vibes).




Taken from 7” single, entitled “The Sociophonic Key” (2012) 

"Despite the variety of samples used many subtle relationships are heard––both literal and fantastic––from Sun Ra rehearsing a group of children fading into an answering machine, to the intensity of a gospel preacher alongside the Arkestra’s invitation to join them in outer space."

Bill Wells & Friends - Nursery Rhymes

art work: Jad Fair

"Bill Wells & Friends - Nursery Rhymes" will be available on November 20th via Karaoke Kalk.



Tracklist
01. Three Blind Mice (Featuring Karen Mantler And Yo La Tengo) 04:01
02. Polly Put The Kettle On (Featuring Isobel Campbell And Amy Allison)
03. Humpty Dumpty (Featuring Amber Papini And Yo La Tengo)
04. Shoo Fly (Featuring Amy Allison And Yo La Tengo)
05. Oranges And Lemons (Featuring Syd Straw With The Karen Mantler Trio)
06. Hickory Dickory Dock (Featuring Norman Blake And Aby Vulliamy)
07. Hot Cross Buns (Featuring Michael Cerveris)
08. Ding Dong Bell (Featuring Bridget St John)
09. Lavender's Blue (Featuring Norman Blake, Georgia Hubley And Yo La Tengo)
10. Bobby Shaftoe (Featuring Aby Vulliamy)
11.Rock A Bye Baby (Featuring Isobel Campbell)
12. Twinkle Twinkle Little Star (Featuring Satomi Matsuzaki) 02:28
13. Ring A Ring Of Roses (Featuring Karen Mantler And Yo La Tengo)
14. Hey Diddle Diddle (Featuring Annette Peacock) 01:33
15. Ride A Cock Horse (Featuring Norman Blake And Yo La Tengo) 

Peter Stringer-Hye - Throw Away The Day

Taken from Peter Stringer-Hye's forthcoming "Sunday Girls" EP - out on December 4th via Trouble In Mind Records. Peter Stringer-Hye is a Nashville, TN multi-instrumentalist & a member of the bands Promised Land Sound & (Trouble In Mind recording artists) The Paperhead.





released October 2, 2015 via Paradise of Bachelors, order, HERE.

"Nashville’s finest purveyors of febrile root-work psychedelia return with a dizzyingly accomplished second album that highlights an expanded band (including members of the Paperhead and Fly Golden Eagle); bigger, bolder arrangements featuring more and louder guitars, squally strings, and Steve Gunn; and road-ripened songwriting that veers between the frenetic and tender, recalling Jim Ford, the Pretty Things, the Grateful Dead, Dennis Linde, and the Byrds at their most eight-miles-fried."

Donnie Fritts - Errol Flynn

"Oh My Goodness"
Donnie fritts' fourth and latest record is out NOW! via Single Lock Records.




Vocals, Wurlitzer: Donnie Fritts
Guitars, Background Vocals: John Paul White
Bass: Kevin Sledge
Pump Organ: Ben Tanner
Trumpet: Allen Bransetter
Trombone: Ben Griner

Single Lock Records

Undeniably Donnie
 - A Film About Donnie Fritts, The Alabama Leaning Man 

Cian Nugent - Things Don't Change That Fast

'Things Don't Change That Fast' is taken from the first single from Cian Nugent's third album "Night Fiction," out  on Jan 2016 via Woodsist. The album was recorded over a week beginning on Valentine's Day 2014 at the Bow Lane Studios in Dublin with Daniel Fox (Girl Band) and mixed by Brendan Jenkinson. The album's seven songs include solo ventures as well as full-band recordings feat. David Lacey on drums, Conor Lumsden on bass, Brendan Jenkinson on organ and piano and Ailbhe Nic Oireachtaigh on viola.


"Cian Nugent is a guitar player and composer from Dublin, Ireland who combines personal passions, such as suburban/coastal blues, traditional musics, late 1960s & '70s singer-songwriters, jazz ambitions, 20th century composition and the Takoma school into a deeply personal style. His music boasts an orchestrated and fully instrumented sound that is playful and eerie at the same time."

from sophie gateau

Cian Nugent and The Cosmos - The Houses Of Parliament

Bored Nothing - Ice-Cream Dreams

Taken from Bored Nothing's second album "Some Songs". via Spunk (AUS + NZ) // Caroline (UK + Europe).




released April 20, 2014