I think we’ve finally hit the summer lull. There’s not a heck of a lot coming out right now, and subsequently, there’s not a heck of a lot coming in either. Which makes the task of making this here news letter a lot easier, and at the same time, a whole lot trickier. Anyway, there’s a FEW things in this week. And some upcoming releases listed at the bottom Also, I guess I should mention that as usual, we will be closed at the end of the month from July 29th to August 2nd, and open again on Saturday, August 3rd. Mark it on your calender, cuz we won’t be here so stock up in advance..pick of the week.

Used records!!! Well isn’t that just perfect! On a slower than average week for new arrivals, I bought probably the best batch of used records I’ve seen in 6-10 months. Not a huge collection, but some sweet goods. Check the list at the bottom of the news letter for a partial list of what we scored..new arrivals.

The Mantles: Long Enought To Leave (Slumberland) LP San Francisco/Oakland’s The Mantles have been charting a unique path through the Bay Area’s storied garage/pop scene since 2007. The early shows were loose & loud Velvets/ Nuggets-bashing, always with weirdly catchy songs & oddball chord changes.

Their first singles saw them honing their sound, building towards their excellent 2009 self-titled debut album (on Siltbreeze) and follow-up EP on Mexican Summer. Loosely aligning with artists like White Fence and Ty Segall, The Mantles thoroughly modernize and personalize the folk-rock tradition. Now on Long Enough To Leave, The Mantles still color outside the lines but dial a cleaner, more infectious sound.

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SF’s Kelley Stoltz (Sub Pop) recorded the new album with enough savvy to make it pop while keeping the performances idiosyncratic & affecting. Sharp ears may spot bits of early Love, New Zealand’s Flying Nun label and LA’s Paisley Underground, but The Mantles are very far from revivalists and have more songwriting and arranging skill at their disposal than many bands could hope to have. File Under: Garage, Pop, Slumberland Palms: s/t (Ipecac) LP/CD Palms came together following the demise of ISIS, with Jeff Caxide (bass), Aaron Harris, (drums) and Clifford Meyer (keyboards/guitar) electing to continue playing music together. “After a little time Jeff, Cliff, and I decided that it was insane that we all still lived here in Los Angeles and weren’t playing together,” Harris says.

“It just sort of happened naturally, probably because we have been playing together for so long, and things started to come together. But we didn’t want to be instrumental: We wanted vocals. We just weren’t exactly sure who that would be at first. Debian Install Python Module Using Pip. ” The band, knowing that Chino Moreno (Deftones) had been a fan of ISIS, thought he would be a great fit and he agreed. “A chance to work with the guys from ISIS sounded like a lot of fun,” Moreno says, “I’ve always been into the atmospheric sounds they had created with that project and felt my sense of melody would meld well with theirs. 5000 Hrs Vrm Motherboard Drivers. ” File Under: Isis, Deftones, Metal, Ipecac Zomby: With Love (4AD) 3LP/CD Production master Zomby broke a lengthy hiatus to announce that his new release will be the 2CD / 3LP “With Love”.

A grand double album that draws an arc through dance music history, touching upon rave, jungle, house, techno, grime, but not in a way that feels nostalgic. It’s basically ‘post-everything’; a palimpsest of true experience, from a producer who has absorbed by osmosis dance’s shifting textures and plains, and reconfigured them into a definitive, sprawling love letter to the soulful dance music of his past. Divided into two volumes, the 33-track triple vinyl/double CD moves seamlessly between the dance floor and after-hours emotional introspection, serving as a love letter to the soulful dance music of his past.

“Zomby’s early work stood out for the care with which it was created, but even given that, there’s something startlingly mature about the production here.” – The Village Voice. “Wonderfully innovative, state-of-the-art urban electronica.” – Mojo.

“Zomby’s achievement with Dedication is in plausibly connecting these austere sounds to underground bass music. The best DJs can do this, but few producers even try.” – Dusted.

File Under: Electronic, Dance.restocks. Big Black: Songs About Fucking (Touch & Go) LP Black Flag: Damaged (SST) LP *Boards of Canada: Tomorrow’s Harvest (Warp) LP/CD Broken Social Scene: Forgiveness Rock Record (Arts & Crafts) LP Cluster: Zukerzeit (Lilith) LP Miles Davis: Live At The Plugged Nickle (Klimt) 5LP Death From Above 1979: You’re A Woman (Last Gang) LP Fuchsia: s/t (Klimt) LP Tim Hecker: Ravedeath 1972 (Kranky) LP *Arve Henriksen: Cartography (ECM) LP *Ignatz: Can I Go Home Now?

Contents • • • • • • • Studio albums [ ] Year Album details Peak chart positions 1978 • Released: November 25, 1978 • Labels: • Formats: LP • Released: September 25, 1979 • Labels: Alfa Records • Formats: LP 1 – 1980 (a.k.a. Zoshoku) • Released: June 5, 1980 • Labels: Alfa Records • Formats: EP 1 177 1981 • Released: March 21, 1981 • Labels: Alfa Records • Formats: LP 2 – 1981 • Released: November 21, 1981 • Labels: Alfa Records • Formats: LP 4 – 1983 • Released: May 24, 1983 • Labels: Alfa Records • Formats: LP 1 – 1983 • Released: July 27, 1983 • Labels: Alfa Records • Formats: LP 18 – 1983 • Released: December 14, 1983 • Labels: Alfa Records • Formats: LP 5 – 1993 • Released: May 26, 1993 • Labels: • Formats: LP 2 – Live albums [ ] • 1980 – Japan No. 1 • 1984 – Japan No. 2 • 1991 (Transatlantic Tour 1979) – Japan No. 50 • 1992 Complete Service (mixed by ) – Japan No.

37 • 1993 Technodon Live – Japan No. 12 • 1993 Live At The Budokan 1980 – Japan No. 87 • 1993 Live At Kinokuniya Hall 1978 – Japan No. 55 • 1995 Winter Live 1981 • 1996 World Tour 1980 – Japan No. • ^ (in Japanese). Yamachan Land (Oricon archives).

Retrieved June 1, 2011. Retrieved May 25, 2011. • ^ at • ' at (list of releases) • ' at (list of releases) • ^ ' at (list of releases) • Roberts, David (2006).

British Hit Singles & Albums (19th ed.). London: Guinness World Records Limited. Retrieved May 25, 2011. • ' at (list of releases) • ^ (in Japanese).

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