I hipped my daughter to Lemon Jelly -
My daughter hipped me to this video:



I think they're my new favorite band. I want to prattle on about it but I think it's pointless. They build - they sound friendly - they're clever - and, after a fashion, they rock.

Looking for them? Here. And also here

Labels: ducks, jelly, lemon, lemon jelly, post-rock, video

OUT OF PRINT - Danish. I know nothing about this. It's sample-y with classic blurbs - worked well. Don't construe my musical tastes as being this, but "supermarket, television, home" is strangely heartwarming and beautiful. Did I say oddity?

Labels: Danish, music, nihilism, oh no, post-rock

Red Red Groovy. OUT OF PRINT- an injustice.

Used and New starting at $.01. Psychedelic music at its best - it emerged during a great lull in music - when jerks were in control. This album always foud its way into the Techno bin, which was a fundamental mistake, but there was no actual appropriate slot for them. While Chemical Brothers a "Techno" group, can do really rich psychedelic music, (think, "The Test") we all know that about halfway through one of their albums they turn on the drum machine and go out for coffee. (I dunno, maybe I'm just not 20 & on E) Red Red Groovy, on the other hand, creates a roiling, textured kaleidoscope of uberdeliciousness.

Here's the cover:

It's a link to a hi-res foldout image

Here's an image from inside the booklet that comes with it.

Ecch. I can't stand it. It's too good. here's a fansite

Labels: music, mystery, post-rock, red