burun wrote:

WoundedFoot wrote:

El Protoolio wrote:Pyramids - S/T

I just picked this up last week. Whoa. This is one of the few new releases that just does not sound like anything else I've ever heard. Drum machines that would sound at home on a Xasthur or Leviathan album cradling swarming dins of echoing guitar and whispery choir-like vocals buried in so much reverb, you'd swear it was recorded in a room made out of steel. I look forward to hearing more Pyramids albums. The artwork/packaging is astounding and the remixes are great. Pick this up if this sounds like something you'd dig.

I take it you're not talking about the 60's surf Pyramids.

AnthonyVillalobos wrote:I finally bought Scratch Acid's "the Greatest Gift" from my work tonight.


I've been trying to find some Leatherface albums but haven't had any luck so far.

Robert G wrote:Tomorrow, the latest Wire is coming in, and there's that US edition of Osorezan - Mimidokodesuka (which is Jim O'Rourke, Darin Gray and Chris Corsano). I love having a paycheck again.

Brett Eugene Ralph wrote:Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band: Safe as Milk

I can't believe I found a clean copy of Safe as Milk!