Not all spacerock, and not all the time. A compendium of artful noise brought to you monthly by your favorite aficionado of the spacier side of rock music, BeeDub.
Another set featuring some previous subjects and some new additions, an ever evolving series of modern spacerock playlists rounding out the year. For your head candy pleasure.
For you traditionalists who don't mind streaming from this site, the following tracks should appear in the first player below:
The Spacerock Continuum Theme - bRambles
Forever In Space (Enlightened) - White Hills - So You Are... So You'll Be
Xanman - Pond - Hobo Rocket
Sally Go Round The Sun - Elephant Stone - Acid Killed My Rock And Roll
My Surfing Lucifer - Crocodiles- Endless Flowers
Hibernation Sickness - Disappears - Pre Language
Final Flight -Destruction Unit -Deep Trip
Eraser - No Age - Nouns
Melted- Ty Segall - Melted
Sunshine, No Shoes - Spacin' - Deep Thuds
Brain Dead - Eric Copeland - Car Alarm
Smokies Tangle - Lumerians - The High Frontier
Daylight - Medicine- To The Happy Few
Krimson - Warpaint - Exquisite Corpse
Closer -Traveling Circle -Escape From Black Cloud Follow In Your Dreams -Vinyl Williams - Lemniscate
Comrade - Volcano Choir - Repave
Post Hohkai - Bo Ningen - s/t
Maker - Pontiak - Maker
Form And Function/In Our Time - Hookworms - Pearl Mystic
Stalker - Fuck Buttons - Slow Focus
But don't forget, you also have the option of spacerock to go:
1. Click on the Divshare logo instead of pushing the play button in the player above.
2. Click "download" when redirected to the Divshare site (put it on your desktop for easy access).
3. Once downloaded, drag it to yer iTunes and sync it with yer pod.
And I must reiterate, this is the way to take your spacerock mix to go! You can DOWNLOAD it! It's YOURS now! It's an mp3 mix that pops right into your iTunes - it couldn't be simpler.
...that need no explanation. More tracks from some of the same artists as last month, cuz you need to hear them, and some new ones too. So listen up!
For you traditionalists who don't mind streaming from this site, the following tracks should appear in the first player below:
The Spacerock Continuum Theme - bRambles
Away/Towards - Hookworms- Pearl Mystic
So You Are... So You'll Be - White Hills - So You Are... So You'll Be
32 Kaiten - Bo Ningen - Line The Wall
High Frontier - Lumerians- The High Frontier
Heaven By The Sun - Wall Of Death - Main Obsession
Thank God For Sinners -Ty Segall -Twins
I Am Not A Game - Ty Segall and White Fence - Hair
White Cat - White Fence - Cyclops Reap
Replicate - Disappears - Pre Language
Bumpy Road - Destruction Unit - Deep Trip
Nailhouse - Pop. 1280 - Imps Of Perversion
Cockroach - Crocodiles- Crimes Of Passion
Inner Space - Vinyl Williams - Lemniscate
Ego-Go -Spacin' -Deep Thuds
Elephants - Warpaint - Exquisite Corpse
Cake - Loftus - s/t
Almanac - Volcano Choir - Repave
Unliving - Hebronix - Unreal
Swim Into The Sun - Kandodo - K2O
But don't forget, you also have the option of spacerock to go:
1. Click on the Divshare logo instead of pushing the play button in the player above.
2. Click "download" when redirected to the Divshare site (put it on your desktop for easy access).
3. Once downloaded, drag it to yer iTunes and sync it with yer pod.
And I must reiterate, this is the way to take your spacerock mix to go! You can DOWNLOAD it! It's YOURS now! It's an mp3 mix that pops right into your iTunes - it couldn't be simpler.
Another supernova of a set for September. Self-explanatory, really. Which is why I've offered no descriptions this month (nor last). These explorations need no explanation - they are meant to be experienced and enjoyed for what they are, like staring at a starry sky... and just BEING.
For you traditionalists who don't mind streaming from this site, the following tracks should appear in the first player below:
The Spacerock Continuum Theme - bRambles
Forever In Space (Enlightened) - White Hills- So You Are... So You'll Be
Henkan - Bo Ningen - Line The Wall
Drawing Down The Moon - Blood Ceremony - The Eldritch Dark
Native Dreams - Rose Windows- The Sun Dogs
Moonlite - Heliotropes - A Constant Sea
Prodigy -No Joy -Wait To Pleasure
Long As The Sun - Medicine - To The Happy Few
City's Full - Savages - Silence Yourself
Dirge - Deconstruction - s/t
Mission Sunset - Palms - s/t
Taken - Lorelle Meets The Obsolete - On Welfare
Mirage Hall - Dirty Beaches- Drifters / Love Is The Devil
Oh, Man - Spacin' - Deep Thuds
The Hearse -Wampire -Curiosity Higher Worlds - Vinyl Williams - Lemniscate
Garden - Hebronix - Unreal
Aloneaflameaflower - Pond - Hobo Rocket
Brennisteinn - Sigur Ros - Kveikur
Kandy Rock Mountain - Kandodo - K2O
But don't forget, you also have the option of spacerock to go:
1. Click on the Divshare logo instead of pushing the play button in the player above.
2. Click "download" when redirected to the Divshare site (put it on your desktop for easy access).
3. Once downloaded, drag it to yer iTunes and sync it with yer pod.
And I must reiterate, this is the way to take your spacerock mix to go! You can DOWNLOAD it! It's YOURS now! It's an mp3 mix that pops right into your iTunes - it couldn't be simpler.
Whew! That was a monster! More from them near the end of this set.
Yes, how about a nice summery set for August?
For you traditionalists who don't mind streaming from this site, the following tracks should appear in the first player below:
The Spacerock Continuum Theme - bRambles
Worlds - The Cult Of Dom Keller- s/t
Marble Blues - Wall Of Death - Main Obsession
No Spell - Thee Oh Sees - Floating Coffin
Traveler - Lorelle Meets The Obsolete- On Welfare
I Dream In Neon - Dirty Beaches - Drifters / Love Is The Devil
The Other Side -Night Beats -s/t
Brainfreeze - Fuck Buttons - Slow Focus
I'll Wait Forever More - Amnesia - Lingus Blind - Pacific UV - s/t
Twelve Miles Of Fiction - Glaciers - And The Sea Won The Battle
Kveikur - Sigur Ros - Kveikur
America - Deconstruction- s/t
Psalms - Heliotropes - A Constant Sea
The Eldritch Dark -Blood Ceremony -The Eldritch Dark Mt. Abraxas - Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats - Mind Control
Daikasei Parts 1, 2 & 3 - Bo Ningen - Line The Wall
All At Once, The Turning Weather - Arbouretum - Coming Out Of The Fog
Night Riding The Skyline - Date Palms - The Dusted Sessions
But don't forget, you also have the option of spacerock to go:
1. Click on the Divshare logo instead of pushing the play button in the player above.
2. Click "download" when redirected to the Divshare site (put it on your desktop for easy access).
3. Once downloaded, drag it to yer iTunes and sync it with yer pod.
And I must reiterate, this is the way to take your spacerock mix to go! You can DOWNLOAD it! It's YOURS now! It's an mp3 mix that pops right into your iTunes - it couldn't be simpler.
Let's get this shindig started! Bursting out of the gate with Life Coach's rawkist revisionism seems a good way to start, the Trans Am singer/guitarist Phil Manley's second solo effort is a heady affair, alternately mind-expanding and head-banging. Then let's keep the momentum going with a track from the long-awaited new Primal Scream album, a triumphant return-to-form most resembling their Madchester heyday of the Screamadelica era. More from them in installments to come, a sure-fire placement in the year's top ten. Also evoking the psychedelic funk of late 80s Manchester, England, are newcomers Jagwar Ma, a duo from Sydney, Australia, that NPR sums up thusly: "(their debut album) references Stone Roses one minute and space disco the next, and neither approach feels the least bit forced." Continuing the motorik undercurrents of these bands, Finnish electro-rockers K-X-P know about about said space disco, adding a wash of spiritualized shimmer and soar to their anthemic epics. And Unknown Mortal Orchestra, while falling more into an angular abstruse indie rock classification, have been known to explore the edges of psych-funk in their own inimitable way.
UMO's garage-y tendencies make for the next transition, to warped and merry juggernaut that is Thee Oh Sees (who obviously I cannot get enough of), to their peers, in style and locale (San Francisco), in the Ty Segall Band, to Night Beats (described on Wikipedia as "an American psychedelic, garage and soul group based out of Seattle, Washington), who were a sleeper I only caught a glimpse of at the recent Austin Psych Fest. Then we're off to Guadalajara, Mexico, as likely a place as any to find the eccentric male-female duo Lorelle Meets The Obsolete practicing their own brand of dark psych experimentalism.
Continuing with a couple more bands I sadly overlooked at the Austin Psych Fest: first, the majestic bombast of Wall Of Death (not to be confused with the Portuguese death metal band nor the mosh pit action they're named for). Since I'm being lazy and quoting other sources in this installment, let the Austin Chronicle tell you about them: "Drawing on a foundation of psychedelia and prog-rock, augmented by gothic and spaghetti western flourishes, the Parisian trio's special du jour was slow, swaying grooves that shifted into explosive, flanged-out climaxes." Okay then. And a blast of raw lysergic energy from The Cult Of Dom Keller, enigmatically named droney blooz-psychsters from Nottingham, England.
Stepping into the past, let's pull up some key tracks from overlooked artists like Shady, aka David Baker, the original lead singer of Mercury Rev, whose solo material demonstrates the weirder side that band shrugged off when guitarist Jonathan Donahue took the helm. Amnesia, one of many solo vehicles for Medicine songwriter-guitarist Brad Laner. And Deconstruction, whose one-album career nearly rivals the transcendant grandeur of singer-bassist Eric Avery's and guitarist Dave Navarro's former gig... need I name them...? psst!*ahem* Jane's Addiction! Speaking of the past, isn't "post rock" long dead?!?!? Well, as recently as this 2009 track (and apparently they have a new one coming out) San Francisco/Oakland's Glaciers were still flogging a dead horse... er, worshipfully rendering the template of stippled guitar shimmer and sudden dynamics (or as they call it "loud louds and quiet quiets") set in stone by the likes of Explosions In The Sky and God Is An Astronaut. Why not? If it ain't broke...
We come now to the conundrum of 2013, one of my favorite bands of all time, the prolific and shape-shifting Flaming Lips put out an album that was thoroughly... meh. Imagine my surprise, after the written previews describing The Terror as a devastating and relentlessly dark album of in-your-face anthems exploring the evils of humanism in all its facets, and finding it less terrifying and more... terrible. I will explore it some more at length to see if maybe I overlooked something, but so far I'm unimpressed, especially with the instrumentation and arrangement... where's the freakin' GUITAR?!?!? Sometimes break-up albums can be more whimper than bang, I guess. Surely it will be the first year with the release of a Lips album that it doesn't even make it into the Best Of playlist. But I've included one of the better tracks. You decide.
Portland, Oregon, stalwarts Pacific UV have been quietly and consistently (if sporadically) exploring their own version of the sonics employed by Spacemen 3/Spectrum/Spiritualized for some time now, with subtle morphing from one album to the next but never straying far from their original vision. No Joy also borrow from an existing template, that of dream pop/shoegaze, but claim their own unique take on it - after witnessing them live at the Austin Psych Fest I have to say these young ladies have a monster of a sound all their own. Female-led Philly trio Bleeding Rainbow (formerly Reading Rainbow, but by force ending up with a much better moniker) are a self-described "rock and roll w/psychedelic and punk influences, okay?" powerhouse that sounds much bigger than the sum of its parts. Suuns were also a key set to catch at the Austin Psych Fest, and what sounds like a darker and woozier version of Clinic on record proved to be an hypnotic motorik feast for the senses.
Rejoice! Young Brit-prog revivalists Wolf People have returned with their third installment and it's just as much a heady trip as their previous work, all baroque arrangements and biting guitar work. Arbouretum explores a similar realm of majesty and magic, as their track I posted in May attests; here's a lengthy track from a previous album, and you can count on a track from their 2013 album to appear in the year's Best Of. And Kurt Vile, he of the languid-yet-motorik-driven country-psych tendencies, offers up a long psilocybin sprawl from his most recent album to conclude this month's journey on an uplifting note.
For you traditionalists who don't mind streaming from this site, the following tracks should appear in the first player below:
The Spacerock Continuum Theme - bRambles
Fireball - Life Coach - Alphawaves
Turn Each Other Inside Out - Primal Scream - More Light
What Love - Jagwar Ma - Howlin
18 Hours (Of Love) -K-X-P -s/t No Need For A Leader - Unknown Mortal Orchestra - II
Toe Cutter/Thumb Buster - Thee Oh Sees - Floating Coffin Death - Ty Segall Band - Slaughterhouse Ain't Dumbo - Night Beats - s/t
The Lonely - Lorelle Meets The Obsolete - Corruptible Faces
Tears Of Rainbow - Wall Of Death- Main Obsession
Swamp Heron - The Cult Of Dom Keller - s/t
Narcotic Candy -Shady -World
Undergarden Song - Amnesia - Cherry Flavored Night Time
One - Deconstruction - s/t
Southern Passage - The Glaciers - And The Sea Won The Battle
Look... The Sun Is Rising - The Flaming Lips - The Terror
Baby Blue - Pacific UV- Weekends
You Girls Smoke Cigarettes? - No Joy - Ghost Blonde
Drift Away -Bleeding Rainbow -Yeah Right
Sunspot - Suuns - Images Du Futur
When The Fire Is Dead In The Grate - Wolf People - Fain
All That Will Be Has Begun, All That Has Come Isn't Gone - Arbouretum - Long Live The Well-Doer
Wakin' On A Pretty Day - Kurt Vile - Wakin' On A Pretty Day
But don't forget, you also have the option of spacerock to go:
1. Click on the Divshare logo instead of pushing the play button in the player above.
2. Click "download" when redirected to the Divshare site (put it on your desktop for easy access).
3. Once downloaded, drag it to yer iTunes and sync it with yer pod.
And I must reiterate, this is the way to take your spacerock mix to go! You can DOWNLOAD it! It's YOURS now! It's an mp3 mix that pops right into your iTunes - it couldn't be simpler.
So what say, after that near-hourlong blast of post-kraut electro-acoustic mayhem from Beak> (featuring Geoff Barrow of Portishead), we start off with a bit of klassic krautrock? I've dabbled with it, but it seems sadly underrepresented on the Spacerock Continuum. First up, experiMENTAL absurdist collective Faust, who manage to simultaneously confound and rock the fuck out, and they're one of the few bands who make it seem effortless (and they're still going strong today, which can't be said for most of their peers). Harmonia was a bigger-than-the-sum-of-its-parts collab between the electronic duo of Cluster (Hans-Joachim Roedelius and Dieter Moebius) and the guitarist from Neu! and early Kraftwerk, Michael Rother. And while we're at it, how about a track from Rother's stellar solo output for good measure? Now you see how influential this stuff is on today's space rockers?
On to the new: my fellow Finns K-X-P owe a huge debt to vintage krautrock as their electro-acoustic material borrows from it heavily, with only a little updating. "Supergroup" Atoms For Peace also derive much of their sound from the motorik vibe of Cluster/Harmonia et al., as their leader Thom Yorke of Radiohead would surely admit (and check out Flea making all subtle and groovy with the understated basslines!).
Indian Jewelry were astounding at the Austin Psych Fest this year, all tribal rhythms, layers of noise and agit-prop lyrics as this manifesto would attest. Icelandic freak collective Dead Skeletons fall somewhere near, and at the Psych Fest they conjured up a storm of pagan fury on polyrhythmic workouts like this mantra. Also playing, nay virtually embodying the essence of Texan psychedelic rock, The Black Angels were heavier, both figuratively (dark!) and literally (RAWK!), than I've ever seen them.
A band I wish had played this year's Psych Fest (they've played it in the past) is Implodes, as their gauzy web of smoke and mirrors would've just increased the already hazy vibe. And here's another track from a contender for the Top Ten this year, Life Coach (aka Phil Manley of Trans Am, The Fucking Champs, et al.), this one shimmering in shoegaze splendor. And The Besnard Lakes are not only also sure to make the Top Ten, they ruled Day One of the Psych Fest (albeit in the direct sunlight of daytime!) with epic sounds like those in this little slab of ecstasy.
Boise, Idaho's Trevor Powers, as the aptly named Youth Lagoon, dabbles in murky sonic waters but aspires to the uplifting grandeur of unbouded adolescent dreams. Ensemble Pearl, a collaborative project by Stephen O'Malley of SunnO))), Atsuo of Boris, Michio Kurihara of Ghost and William Herzog of Jesse Sykes' Sweet Hereafter, with contributions from prolific avant garde violinist Eyvind Kang (talk about a supergroup! Thom Yorke and Flea who?), are the dark to Youth Lagoon's light. Lilacs & Champagne, the sample-based collage creators Emil Amos and Alex Hall (or Portland postrockers Grails), continue their psychedelic hip hop explorations on their sophomore release, taking a cue from DJ Shadow and extending it through ridiculous record collections featuring Danish porn soundtracks, obscure 70s soul and far-out Turkish psych.
Akron/Family, the urban hippie love cult with prog-folk leanings, put out another amazing record this year, as did British revivalists of the equivalent genre from across the pond, Wolf People (so good in fact I had to include two songs here, something I rarely do unless they're connected on record). Thee Oh Sees have such a wealth of amazing material I thought I'd go back a couple years for this track, despite another perfect release this year (next month, I promise!). And we wrap up with the scorching squall known as Purling Hiss, aka the Philly psych scene's Mike Polizze (Birds of Maya, et al.) who has gone from a solo bedroom recording experimentalist augmented to a full-on Crazyhorse-influenced power trio with mindblowing results. More to come from them as well. TTFN!
For you traditionalists who don't mind streaming from this site, the following tracks should appear in the first player below:
It's A Rainy Day, Sunshine Girl - Faust- So Far
Walky-Talky - Harmonia - Deluxe
Zyklodrom - Michael Rother - Flammende Herzen
Mehu Moments - K-X-P- s/t
Dropped - Atoms For Peace - Amok
Freak Pride -Indian Jewelry -Peel It Dead Mantra - Dead Skeletons - Dead Magick
Twisted Light - The Black Angels - Indigo Meadow Necronomics - Implodes - Recurring Dream Limitless Possibilities - Life Coach - Alphawaves
46 Satires - The Besnard Lakes - Until In Excess, Imperceptible UFO
Mute - Youth Lagoon- Wondrous Bughouse
Painting On A Corpse - Ensemble Pearl - s/t
Le Grand -Lilacs & Champagne -Danish & Blue
No-Room - Akron/Family - Sub-Verses
Athol/NRR - Wolf People - Fain
Contraption/Soul Desert - Thee Oh Sees - Carrion Crawler/The Dream
Water On Mars - Purling Hiss - Water On Mars
But don't forget, you also have the option of spacerock to go:
1. Click on the Divshare logo instead of pushing the play button in the player above.
2. Click "download" when redirected to the Divshare site (put it on your desktop for easy access).
3. Once downloaded, drag it to yer iTunes and sync it with yer pod.
And I must reiterate, this is the way to take your spacerock mix to go! You can DOWNLOAD it! It's YOURS now! It's an mp3 mix that pops right into your iTunes - it couldn't be simpler.
Well it had to happen... As many of you may know I compose my monthly playlists well in advance. Basically I build them as I listen to new music and/or rediscover old music. They're carefully plotted in that way, as I choose favorite tracks with abandon then whittle them down to 2-hour sets, with only one track per artist each set, trying to include the new, the old, the classic and the current. With all the music I listen to it's impossible to remember what's in each set. So I had May, June, and a partial July set compiled when... disaster struck! I had to uninstall and reinstall my iTunes (due to an iPhone issue), and all my playlists were deleted. D'oh!
Coupled with my terrestrial woes (real estate doesn't exist in space... or does it?), still not resolved at press time, this was yet another blow I was not ready to endure. But nothing lasts forever, eh? Carry on spacerockers!
So then I figured I can be fatalistic about it and just go with the flow, and so, here's an all-new set for the month of May, cobbled together almost on-the-spot, and about as zen a set as can be. No pre-meditation or conceptualization beyond trying to include more tracks from artists that we've been exploring recently. We may have lost out on the perfectly sequenced and finely edited sets that I had compiled previously, but instead we have off-the-cuff spontaneity, as well as a bit of free-associative kismet (Richard Hawley into Richard Bitch, Golden Void into Golden Awesome, etc.). There's something to be said for that. I think it came together quite nicely, actually - I hope it works for you.
Starting with a burst of anthemic power chords and searing leads, British folkie-cum-psych rocker Richard Hawley knows how to make it epic. The next Richard is a different animal entirely: Richard Bitch is a band, not a person, and this acid-damaged (but not necessarily tongue-in-cheek) take on a Van Halen riff takes us on a journey deep into the space within our minds then drops us straight back into the mosh pit to fight the maelstrom for our very survival. In keeping with that frenetic pace old-school scuzzpunk hooligans Metz bring the fury as well as a motorik drive that rivals some of their spacepunk peers The Men's energy and conviction. Also known for their manic stage antics - all costumes, chants and ritualistic dancing - enigmatic Swedish freaks Goat bring some psychedelic shenanigans to their fuzz-bass funk.
Goat were absolutely phenomenal at the Austin Psych Fest which I just attended; so were the next two acts: Icelandic shoegazers Dead Skeletons also have a tribal, pagan element to their sound, as evidenced by this hypnotic mantra, and The Holydrug Couple may have been the sleeper of the entire three-day fest - from Chile, this understated three-piece channels early Pink Floyd via the familial lineage of Tame Impala, Pond, et al. More from the Psych Fest next month!
Next up, Kinski's back! Man, I wish they had played the Psych Fest. Always fun, these Seattle psychsters started off as an explorative instrumental outfit with tendencies toward languid yet dynamic Pink Floyd and Spacemen 3 territories, but have since brought in vocals and turned up the RAWK. The appropriately named Implodes look inward through the gauzy membranes of consciousness. And what better way to introduce another track from the new, long awaited/highly anticipated blah blah blah... thoroughly entertaining yet at times disappointingly mediocre (it's good, but it took 22 years?!?!?) My Bloody Valentine record? And obviously taking their cue, yet making it their own, nu-gazers The Golden Awesome have one of the best band names around, as well as best variations on a classic sound.
Staying Golden but another trip entirely, Golden Void is a supergroup of sorts, comprised of the cream of modern day San Francisco's psych scene, including Isaiah Mitchell of Earthless and Howlin' Rain and Camilla Saufley of Assemble Head In Sunburst Sound, and have more in common with Black Sabbath and Hawkwind, finding their gold in face-melting heavy-psych guitar rave ups. Speakinf face melting, Danish instrumental improvisationalists Causa Sui channel everything from prog, blues, psych, jazz and stoner rock to create an awe-inspiring mix of the trance-inducingly repetitive and the catharsis-inducingly dynamic. Also working from a place of repetition and dynamics, German three-piece Colour Haze sound way larger than the sum of their parts, with some tasty nuggets of previous power trios like Hendrix's Experience and Clapton's Cream thrown into their psychedelic whirlwind. In all honesty, these last two acts are my favorite recent discoveries light years beyond anything going on currently. Totally addicting - seek them out!
Arbouretum deals in a neo-classic epic storytelling brand of folk/blues/americana, with a penchant for mind-ending Crazyhorse-esque guitar raveups. Hush Arbors have a similar vibe ("acid country/drifter folk" as the Allmusic Guide aptly puts it), but, as seen here, also dabble in a more modern impressionistic guitar sweep. Six organs Of Admittance had one of the top ten albums last year, as usually solo acoustic guitarist Ben Chasny brought in a full electric band (his old cohorts in Comets On Fire) to prop up his sudden swerve into lead guitar pyrotechnics. Swans, too, turned in one of their best efforts last year and this sprawling masterwork of tension and release attests to that. And the ever-prolific Flaming Lips put together a collection of collaborations in conjunction with International Record Store Day - this track with some ethereal fembot from the mainstream music world (I kid) was one of the most successful, not to mention how it seems to come from a dark and scary place (shades of what's to come with their upcoming album The Terror?), and should leaving you reeling long after it ends. Goodnight!
For you traditionalists who don't mind streaming from this site, the following tracks should appear in the first player below:
The Spacerock Continuum Theme - bRambles
She Brings The Sunlight - Richard Hawley- Standing At The Sky's Edge
Psionic Railways 2 Mars - Richard Bitch - The Really Really Jeff Hair People
Wet Blanket - Metz - s/t
Golden Dawn - Goat- World Music
Om Mani Peme Hung - Dead Skeletons - Dead Magick
Ancient Land -The Holydrug Couple -Ancient Land
A Little Ticker Tape Never Hurt Anybody - Kinski - Cosy Moments
Scattered In The Wind - Implodes - Recurring Dream In Another Way - My Bloody Valentine - MBV
Autumn - The Golden Awesome - Autumn
The Curve - Golden Void - s/t
Pewt'r Wozniacki - Causa Sui- Pewt'r Sessions
Roses - Colour Haze - Los Sounds De Krauts
Pale Rider Blue -Arboretum -Rites Of Uncovering Devil Made You High - Hush Arbors - Yankee Reality
Close To The Sky/They Called You Near - Six Organs Of Admittance - Ascent
Lunacy - Swans - The Seer
The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face - The Flaming Lips and Eriykah Badu - The Flaming Lips And Heady Fwends
But don't forget, you also have the option of spacerock to go:
1. Click on the arrow on the top right instead of pushing the play button in the player above.
2. Click "download" and put it on your desktop for easy access.
3. Once downloaded, drag it to yer iTunes and sync it with yer pod.
And I must reiterate, this is the way to take your spacerock mix to go! You can DOWNLOAD it! It's YOURS now! It's an mp3 mix that pops right into your iTunes - it couldn't be simpler.
