Pygmy Lush-Tumor

I had a tumor. it never healed. It just stayed there. Until it killed


Desolate, desperate and bitter. Simply Ill.

Pygmy Lush-Tumor (buy)

IMPS-Almost Live But Definitely Plugged in (Move D Remix)

Another Move D-related post. And just as ace as the rest of em.

IMPS-Almost Live But Definitely Plugged in (Move D Remix) (buy)

Mark Eitzel-Like A River That Reaches The Sea

Saw this guy at ATP a couple of years ago. He had a heart attack a few months later apparently. Surprising really as I thought he had left it kicking around Butlins. Thankfully he's back on form.

Mark Eitzel-Like A River That Reaches The Sea (buy)

Herbie Hancock-Sun Touch

Hynoptic sun-lounging masterpiece from Herbie Hancock. Plucked from a stunning collection of songs that made up the 'Life Styles' compilation by Bugz in the Attic.

Herbie Hancock-Sun Touch (buy)

The Wicker Man OST-Willow's Song

If you've seen The Wicker Man (the original not the by all accounts very SHITE remake), there's probably two scenes that come to mind. The first is probably one of the most depressing endings in film history (see Blown Away or Arlington Road) where the protangonist gets burned alive. The second is watching Britt Ekland write naked in a bedroom whilst this lovely folk accompaniment plays on. Whilst 60s and 70s British folk isn't exactly my bag and probably isn't yours, the soundtrack is excellent with enough interesting sounds and downright weirdness that fits perfectly with a wonderful film.

The Wicker Man OST-Willow's Song (buy)

Golden Flamingo Orchestra-The Guardian Angel is Watching Over Us

You don't have to worry no more (Even though it's Monday).

Golden Flamingo Orchestra-The Guardian Angel is Watching Over Us (buy)

Roberto Rodriguez-Fall Night

I featured relatively new label Fina Records here last year with the wonderful 'So Long' by Freerotation resident and all round good guy, Leif. A subsequent released also followed in 2011 on the same label by Roberto Rodriguez and like so many releases nowadays passed me by. That was until Move D started dropping it in his sets. Anyway music is timeless. What's the rush?

Robert Rodriguez-Fall Night (buy)