Willful obscurists , give a little + spread the love like marmite

[Blagsta]

www.myspace.com/blowpipe

www.myspace.com/onemoregrain

www.myspace.com/gyratorysystem

www.myspace.com/saltandblue

www.myspace.com/mrsapple

 

[tangerinedream]

www.myspace.com/onemoregrain

excellent this - the version of Scarborough Fair is terrific - I think I might buy some of this, thanks

 

[noriise]

sorry

 

[hermitical]

That album cover looks like them crap t-shirts you get next to the ones with the pictures of a native american chief and a harley davidson...

actually, I remember seeing that on one of the many d/l blogs or forums I visit, they said the same as you!

 

[killer b]

i've a strange obsession with airbrushed wolf t-shirts... i keep getting tempted to buy one.

 

[tangerinedream]

i've a strange obsession with airbrushed wolf t-shirts... i keep getting tempted to buy one.

knock yerself out!

 

[tangerinedream]

this is without doubt one of my favourite things I've heard for ages and ages...

Echo TM - Dub Culture Ep

it's a lovely subtle, electronic dub thing that reminds me of Pan American (labradford spin off) - I think anyone into idm or dub or dubstep etc should appreciate this. I love it...

(legal download btw)

 

[hermitical]

Pocahaunted

two-piece lady droners, beautiful wide open droning psych noisescapes, not full on, gentler than that

 

[stavros]

Someone who I never see anyone else mention is Zongamin. He a Japanese bloke who does quite varied electronica. His eponymous album is excellent, and I think he's featured on some DJ Kicks compilations. Recommended tracks to d/l are "Spiral" and "Bongo Song".

 

[tangerinedream]

Someone who I never see anyone else mention is Zongamin. He a Japanese bloke who does quite varied electronica. His eponymous album is excellent, and I think he's featured on some DJ Kicks compilations. Recommended tracks to d/l are "Spiral" and "Bongo Song".

you don't do links do you...

 

[the button]

http://www.myspace.com/1misosoup

Like CAN, only Japanese. Public life on the myspace is superb, although it doesn't capture the impact of them live. Saw them for the first time playing as Damo Suzuki's backing band, and they were the best thing about the gig by a long way.

 

[the button]

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=227112243

The Hut People. A bloke with an accordion, and another bloke playing percussion. Can't argue with that.

 

[stavros]

you don't do links do you...

Sorry, his Discogs entry is here and this is his MySpace page.

 

[the button]

Internet radio station, devoted to "field" & archive recordings of folk, blues, old time country, and early jazz: -

http://www.live365.com/stations/oneworldmusic

 

[tangerinedream]

Sorry, his Discogs entry is here and this is his MySpace page.

*YAY FOR STAVROS*

 

[MysteryGuest]

koenjihyakkei.

 

[clandestino]

gorgeous accordian/xylophone/yann tiersen-esque instumental music from gothenberg

http://www.myspace.com/detektivbyran

 

[tangerinedream]

I heard the noise terror copy and destroy shenanigans of Rank Sinatra for the first time. If only I could find his version of Achy Breaky Heart for you, you could experience my astonishment at his genius too. instead you'll have to do with his still brilliant offerings on myspace.

http://www.myspace.com/alexareinternet

 

[MysteryGuest]

(keep forgetting stuff can be found on youtube )