American Psych Folk-Rock band QUILT from Brooklyn via Boston have issued a few live tracks, The band have been touring their second album “Held In Splendour” throughout the year and after playing the songs live the band have adapted and extended the songs throughout the live process, these tracks recorded live in Marfa, Texas in the middle of the Texan desert includes a 26 minute version of “Milo” and a suite of songs “Mary Mountain” , “The World Is Flat”, and “As We Follow” which was originally a B side.
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QUILT – ” Live In The Desert”
Posted: September 3, 2014 in CLASSIC ALBUMS, MUSICTags: Folk Rock, Held In Splendour, Live, Marfa Texas, Psychedelia, Quilt
The LOS ANGELES POLICE DEPARTMENT – ” Forged Artifacts “
Posted: September 3, 2014 in CLASSIC ALBUMS, MUSICTags: Fat Possum Records, Ryan Pollie, The Los Angeles Police Department
We loved LAPD’s debut record so much that we ended up handling the UK release of the record via our off-shoot tape label Gold Flake Tapes and even included it in our end of year album list. A few months on from that release and Ryan Pollie’s ascendency continues in mighty fine style with the release of a brand new track, Insecurity, which will be release later this month on a 7″ via the wonderful Fat Possum Records label.
A more dense affair compared to the sprightly indie-pop showcased on his debut LP, “Insecurity” once again handles small-town afflictions and transforms them in to affectingly sumptuous bursts of endlessly addictive pop songs. A down-trodden pave its way through the tracks three-and-a-half minute running time, worn and slightly ragged it brings out a new side to LAPD, a more warped and other-worldly display than the one we were initially so enamoured with, but one that’s just as rewarding.
STEVIE NICKS – ” Lady ” from 24 Karat Gold
Posted: August 28, 2014 in CLASSIC ALBUMS, MUSICTags: 24 Karat Gold, Buckingham Nicks, Fleetwood Mac, singer songwriter, Stevie Nicks
Stevie Nicks with an instantly recognisable vocal, I find her voice so sensuous, timeless and haunting, either on her own or within the band frame of Fleetwood Mac this song “Lady” could be a demo from her time as the other member of Buckingham Nicks Released at last on her new solo album “24 Carat Gold Songs from The Vault” containing the Lyrics, Lookout for the deluxe version contains an 80 page booklet of unseen photos from Stevie. the songs are all a story of what was happening at the time some have not even been heard by her fleetwood mac bandmates
BOB DYLAN – ” The Basement Tapes ”
Posted: August 28, 2014 in CLASSIC ALBUMS, MUSICTags: Bob Dylan, The Band, The Basement Tapes, The Big Pink.
In June of 1968, there were rumours circulating around tracks of 13 tracks recorded with Dylan and the band in upstate New York. over the years the songs known as the Basement Tapes were issued on the 1975 CBS double album of the same name and various bootlegs including the famous “The Great White Wonder”, but Dylan fans have always been totally obsessed with these recordings. On November 4th Dylan will finally release the legendary tracks in their entirity 138 tracks on 6 cd’s including 30 songs that the Dylan fans did’nt know existed. The highlights a rocking “Wild Wolf ” early draft of “I Shall be Released” a cover of the Hank Williams Song “My Bucket’s Got A Hole In It” country versions of “Blowin In The Wind” , It Aint Me Babe” and “One Too Many Mornings” tracks only heard on bootlegs “Sign On The Cross” and “Bourbon Street” plus “I’m Your Teenage Prayer” and “See You Later” .
The Basement Tapes were recorded after the tour to promote the album “Blonde On Blonde” had to be called off after Dylan had injured himself in a motorcycle accident, he retreated with the members of the band his young family up to Woodstock to Dylans home but then moved to a house not far away known as the Big Pink. Dylans team sent the tapes to various bands Manfred Mann had a big uk hit with “The Mighty Quinn” , The Byrds sang “You Ain’t Goin Nowhere” but everyone wanted to hear Dylan’s Versions.
PARLOUR – ” Slow Down ” Marshall Teller Sampler Vol 1
Posted: August 22, 2014 in CLASSIC ALBUMS, MUSICTags: Indie, London, Marshall Teller Records, Parlour, Slow Down
taken from the sampler on Marshall Teller Records titled Broken Record Vol 1, weird and wonderful tracks from their roster of bands with unreleased tracks a plentiful from bands like Cheatahs,The History Of Apple Pie and Gary Jarman from the Cribs, there is something for everyone from this great label
MAZES – ” Wooden Aquarium “
Posted: August 21, 2014 in CLASSIC ALBUMS, MUSICTags: Indie. Rock, Manchester, Mazes, Salford
ELEPHANT STONE – ” Knock You From Yr Mountain “
Posted: August 21, 2014 in CLASSIC ALBUMS, MUSICTags: Elephant Stone, Montreal, Psychedelic, Rishi Dhir, The Three Poisons
This Live studio performance with added vocals from Milaki Tirolien recorded in Montreal and taken from their third album which is due out on August 25th on Hidden Pony Records. The Psychedelia rockers and Elephant Stone’s third album with singer, sitar player and a spiritual guide Rishi Dhir a former member of the High Dials , guitarist Micheal Lampert and drummer Miles Dupire with a more melodic and rich soulful psych sound with buoyant grooves and sonic meanderings.
LUKE SITAL-SINGH ” The Fire Inside “
Posted: August 20, 2014 in CLASSIC ALBUMS, MUSICTags: Luke Sital Singh, parlophone Records, singer songwriter, The Fire Inside, The Greatest Lovers
London based Singer Songwriter LUKE SITAL-SINGH finally releases his debut album this week after some superb quality Ep’s over the past year and beautifully written acoustic folk with a fluidity of words and music, plus performances around various festivals this summer, Luke rose to fame in 2012 after being nominated as one of the BBC introducing rising stars. Now with a major recording deal with Parlophone Records his debut album is released this week
The NEW BASEMENT TAPES – ” Lost In The River “
Posted: August 19, 2014 in CLASSIC ALBUMS, MUSICTags: Elvis Costello, Jim James, Lost In The River, Marcus Mumford, Rhiannon Giddens, T Bone Burnett, Taylor Goldsmith, The New Basement Tapes
The New Basement Tapes are Elvis Costello, Rhiannon Giddens, Jim James, Taylor Goldsmith, Marcus Mumford, Lost On The River The New Basement Tapes has been 47 years in the making, The Album celebrates the discovery of never seen before lyrics from the 1967 period and a creative highpoint for the musician who have participated, have brought these songs to life over a two week period T Bone Burnett organised the sessions and the recording of these songs.
BEN HOWARD – ” I Forget Where We Were “
Posted: August 19, 2014 in CLASSIC ALBUMS, MUSICTags: Ben Howard, I forget Where We Were, singer songwriter









