Heartland

I'm in the mood for a little anger. This is a bit of a left turn for this forum.

flight commander solitude & the snake -Simon Hinkler / Mark Gouldthorpe

https://simonhinkler.bandcamp.com/album ... -the-snake

available now at Carry On Campbanding in gorgeously digital permanence and utter piratability. you can even buy it if you like! i will eventually but mr hinkler should know better then to put things on Burgle Band if he doesnt want them half-inched. (i technically own this on vinyl but my copy lives in a state of near cov* experrience wiith @Silver_Owl ... )
*coventry not covid. not much difference to be fair

Fudge Tunnel Vision & The Scars To Prove It!

@Big Si

Loreena McKennitt ~ The Mystic's Dream

Blackstar - Bowie. Never fails to amaze.

Black Sabbath - Sabotage.

3/4 of the way through my first listen, I like it a lot better than both ...Like Clockwork and Villains.

Original techno written performed and recorded live by my late big brother. inconsiderate bastard, leaving me to wipe his arse just like when he was alive.

Happened to watch Christine and the Queens on the Glastonbury coverage and was blown away. Literally, never heard her before. An extremely powerful performance, unlike anything else I've seen and great music.

I've linked an especially lovely song from the new album:

This new Swans album, The Beggar is all I've listened to since it dropped. Like most things under that name the last few years, it's not so much a collection of songs as it is a complete, cohesive album. I like it more than I liked leaving meaning.

Grave pleasures - Plagueboys .

The new album from Colter Wall, Little Songs



If you know his other work, this fits right in. It's good. Corralling the Blues is a fast favorite of mine:

FOTOCRIME - South of heaven

Made the playlist for the whole performance of Lebanon Hanover in DD-2023 and listening to it

Actually this is an invitation to the premier of the last vid to complete the full show of VNVN in DD
You can watch it with chat open for all
Link for premier is


I will be around there

Pista wrote: ↑12 Aug 2023, 10:33

Thanks for turning me on to them. I really like them.

I'm listening to the new PiL album, End of World, and really enjoying it so far. Lydon's voice has taken on a scratchiness as it has aged that I really like. Second (I think) single below:

sultan2075 wrote: ↑12 Aug 2023, 22:23

Pista wrote: ↑12 Aug 2023, 10:33

Thanks for turning me on to them. I really like them.

I spent half a day watching their live sessions on YouTube.. Well worth a look. Stephanie's didgeridoo solos are something else.

Early Simple Minds Joy Division-inspired 'Reel to Real Cacophony'. It's been in my record collection for donkey's years but I've only just properly discovered it. If you like, say, early Banshees then I'd recommend this. Similar production, similar dark and moody vibe and also with the same kind of remarkable musical inventiveness, such as: