java indonesia...76-78...recordings and documentation by jack body and wahyono sukarno .
Saturday, December 25, 2010
street musicians of yogyakarta
Friday, December 24, 2010
Thursday, December 23, 2010
the north caucasus and southward. the audible world
the north caucasus and southward....the audible world.
amazing
http://rapidshare.com/files/438988354/the_north_caucasus_and_southward.zip
central asia again...
the audible world..... central asia again...http://rapidshare.com/files/438975844/aw_central_asia_again.mp3
audible world northern europe
the audible world northern europe......broadcast about 1990 i think...
http://rapidshare.com/files/438968681/01_audible_world_vikings.mp3
another Audible World show...india
another Audible World show...india
http://rapidshare.com/files/438840001/aw_indian.zip
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
audible world that starts with Hamza el Din
another old audible world show which starts with Hamza el Din....http://rapidshare.com/files/438653451/awHamzaelDinect.mp3.zip
Armenian etc Audible world
another great old audible world show!!
http://rapidshare.com/files/438638882/Armenian_etc_aw.zip
Central Asia Audible world
Central Asia Audible world.
amazing fantastic show from auckland campus radio. about ten years ago.
dont know how anyone would get some of this music. but u can buy some of it....!so do so!....
http://rapidshare.com/files/438632756/Central_Asia_Audible_world.mp3.zip
Tinnitus Futures Past 1992?
Tinnitus Futures Past 1992?
haven't seen this on a blog
http://rapidshare.com/files/438622351/tinnitusfuturespast.mp3
Monday, December 20, 2010
goodevening we arr the faaalll-ah. gig in ak
goodevening we arr the faaalll-ah.
gig in ak
http://rapidshare.com/files/438819234/thefallauckland2010q.aac
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Evil Ocean cd
this is the Aquarius records review
'To begin with, there's already something special about bands from New Zealand, whether they're making eccentric indie pop or droned-out experimental noise, we like ourselves a lot of NZ music! So this band Evil Ocean, from Auckland, already has that going for them. But then add in the fact that they're flat-out obsessed with music from another of our favorite locales, Finland, specifically what our friends in Circle like to call NWOFHM, and what do you get? A really, really awesome and unclassifiable album indeed. Krauty confusional garagey distorted DIY doom metal new wave soundtrack music? Maybe we can call it NWONZHM??
Apart from several interludes of eerie, abstract weirdness, the disc mostly consists of some fairly blown-out, rockin' songs, which are ALSO weird as all heck though. These tracks are full of thick fuzz guitar, churning riffage riding the rinky-dink ticky-tock of the manic, machine-sounding percussion. Other ingredients include dramatic female vocals and gnarlier, sneering male vox (rising into a falsetto at times), plenty of effects and sci-fi synth sounds everywhere, tons o' fuzz (we mentioned that already), spooky suspenseful bits, metallic gallop, industrial clank, seasick keyboards, and more... There's ritualistic stuff that sounds like Sylvester Anfang, propulsive parts a la Circle, and heads-down Hawkwindy hypno-rock. The mood can get genuinely intense and disturbing, yet Evil Oceans also obviously display a bizarre, even nerdy sense of humor, heck there's a track here called "Rise Of The Administration Daleks", complete with hysterical Dalek voices... but also Spaghetti Western whistling... what does it all mean?? It's art, or arty (several of the members are apparently successful painters) but most importantly it rocks in a quite entertaining WTF? fashion.
Recommended to anyone into so-called NWOFHM stuff (Circle, Pharaoh Overlord, Steel Mammoth, etc.), also White Hills, Brain Donor, and other gritty post-Stooges space rockers and post-punk derelicts. Released on pro-printed cd-r, packaged in a in a full-color ecopak with photos and artwork celebrating both the epic New Zealand landscape, and Charles Darwin. '
fuck yeah.
http://rapidshare.com/files/427546308/Evil_Ocean.zip
'To begin with, there's already something special about bands from New Zealand, whether they're making eccentric indie pop or droned-out experimental noise, we like ourselves a lot of NZ music! So this band Evil Ocean, from Auckland, already has that going for them. But then add in the fact that they're flat-out obsessed with music from another of our favorite locales, Finland, specifically what our friends in Circle like to call NWOFHM, and what do you get? A really, really awesome and unclassifiable album indeed. Krauty confusional garagey distorted DIY doom metal new wave soundtrack music? Maybe we can call it NWONZHM??
Apart from several interludes of eerie, abstract weirdness, the disc mostly consists of some fairly blown-out, rockin' songs, which are ALSO weird as all heck though. These tracks are full of thick fuzz guitar, churning riffage riding the rinky-dink ticky-tock of the manic, machine-sounding percussion. Other ingredients include dramatic female vocals and gnarlier, sneering male vox (rising into a falsetto at times), plenty of effects and sci-fi synth sounds everywhere, tons o' fuzz (we mentioned that already), spooky suspenseful bits, metallic gallop, industrial clank, seasick keyboards, and more... There's ritualistic stuff that sounds like Sylvester Anfang, propulsive parts a la Circle, and heads-down Hawkwindy hypno-rock. The mood can get genuinely intense and disturbing, yet Evil Oceans also obviously display a bizarre, even nerdy sense of humor, heck there's a track here called "Rise Of The Administration Daleks", complete with hysterical Dalek voices... but also Spaghetti Western whistling... what does it all mean?? It's art, or arty (several of the members are apparently successful painters) but most importantly it rocks in a quite entertaining WTF? fashion.
Recommended to anyone into so-called NWOFHM stuff (Circle, Pharaoh Overlord, Steel Mammoth, etc.), also White Hills, Brain Donor, and other gritty post-Stooges space rockers and post-punk derelicts. Released on pro-printed cd-r, packaged in a in a full-color ecopak with photos and artwork celebrating both the epic New Zealand landscape, and Charles Darwin. '
fuck yeah.
http://rapidshare.com/files/427546308/Evil_Ocean.zip
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
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