Alright I'm breaking my self-imposed exile from reviewing digital albums in order to write up this (impossible to find) gem. Minimalog...

2011 release from Sprakling Wide Pressure's Frank Baugh, prospering in the cassette underground, seemingly. Jeez this thing starts o...

This CD represents a live concert event performed for the opening ceremonies of the Summer Festival 2007 at Cathedral, a part of the Isl...

Ignoring the fact that the three-inch CD-R is easily the most insufferable medium on which modern "underground" music is release...

One thing: this tape sounds fuckin' huge. Guitars, bass and vocals all smear together in this cavernous sound-mass. Lo-fi to an extent...

Two one-man awful-noise projects, (and both were members of Big Nurse at one point,) divided by like a few thousand miles and the estimate...

The Lebaha Men are from Belize, which is not close to Nashville except in full pan-global scope. Which is maybe what makes Field Record...

A few times, in my general day-to-day internet reading, I've come across the phrase "Active Rock". It's pretty context-l...

Heavy J. Bonham-meets-hypnogogic-flavored-murk at first; of course Habbledeions' Scott Martin isn't one to hang out too long on a ...

A real problem with Dave Cloud recordings is that they always sound like Karaoke. His voice is just too bizarre/unfitting for any accompin...

For a tape called "No Titles", the insert included in this baby is chock full of titular information, but OK that's helpful ...

Vintage synth fetishism from ex-wearer of large-brimmed hats, Dylan Simon. Needless to say there are some really cool sounds here, light...

Well-travelled ground/bar chord garage rock/definitely has like that '95/'85/'75 feel, which is maybe to say this is that kind...

The centerpieces of this album are the instrumental tracks that open both sides. but there are vocal numbers too: "Blue Tiger"...

Purveyors of Progged-out Hardcore, the Little Hamilton-stapled Gnarwhal come at this 14-track (three of them interludes,) CD-album with ha...