My Inland Empire

Well my tried and tested of making something work, i.e just trying over and over again prevailed, sendspace is now working and three albums have arrived for you delectation.

Also another slight grumble, if you do take my links and put them on your blog would you mind linking back to me! Just I've noticed blogs with 100's of readers a day more than me stealing my links and using them without ever mentioning this place, just it takes a decent couple of hours to up and do my posts and it's slightly annoying when the big boys come along and steal your hard work.

Beach House - Beach House

This has to be of my favourite chilled out lo-fi band/album, its a blissfully hypnotic slow placed album. Where the two of them draw you into 9 songs of tightly woven organs, guitars and percussion with the vocals floating softly over the top. An exquisite album of mystical beauty. I love this album so much and can't recommend it enough.
Essential





Blonde Redhead - Misery is a Butterfly

Blonde Redhead's darkest and most delicate album to date shows the band moving away from no-wave and towards a more emotional style. The whole album, artwork included, gives off such a feeling of decadence past, filigree and shadow much a focus of the album. In places brooding, others overwrought, others deeply romantic. In all a wonderful album.
Extremely Recommended






Espers - II

My small ramblings won't give this album justice. To put it simple it's a sprawling epic of gloomy 17th century Elizabethan folk, walls of guitars, neo-psychedelia, jazz(?), rounded off with a bit of lovely post-apocalyptic folk and drone. So in all a lovely interested album that anyone who likes Six Organs Of Admittance, Donovan and Vetiver, i.e New Weird America.
Highly Recommended


Well enjoy...