A year ago, I played a burned copy of a Dazzling Killmen album (I don't even know which one) that a friend of mine told me I'd love. It didn't really do it for me. I just played it for the first time since then and my mind is officially blown.

Battles, EP C. Very engaging, and the repetition is hitting me just right. While there's not as much development in these pieces as there was in, say, Don Cab, it's not stopping me from enjoying it. Surprisingly groovy, some 70s Miles flavors on "Hi/Lo," and some mighty bomb-dropping drumming. (I'd not listened to Helmet, so I hadn't expected it.)

odessey and oracle by the zombies

NEUROSIS-The Eye Of Every Storm. I have a Kenwood 5 disc changer, & it automatically started playing that cd. Before that (5 min ago) was Bolt Thrower-For Victory.

Scratch Acid - Greatest Gift

it takes me 3 car rides to get through the whole thing. Lovely little thing it is.

Periodically, when good old Dee Yow isn't doing for me, Fetch the Compass kids (Danielson Famile) is at hand.

Oh and at all times Spiderland is near the player in case I need to take a breath.

Chris

Local Rabbits.

John Lee Hooker-Burning Hell.

The Sultans "Shipwrecked."

Probably the perfect soundtrack to bop around to whilst cleaning the bathroom. Fuck yeah.

Larm

The Big Sonic Chill radio show.

www.fm949sd.com