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RELEASES
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04.15.11Uberfuzz.. Live Now!!quixodelic.com/site/uberfuzz-live-now/ Ever wished you could go and get your head frazzled by the one and only Uberfuzz, but you can't because they live in Rugby, and that's like... thousands of miles away from wherever you are? Well now, through the power of free digital downloads you can (sort of) be there. Just follow the link, grabbing classic Uberfuzz tracks like 'Epistle to a Wayward Mother' and 'Oh, Child' on your way, close your eyes and imagine you are there while Paul and Kelly do all the work. Believe me, it really works!
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04.14.11Dressed Like Wolves – Sometimes You’ve Got To Stop Caving And MeltFinish My Fucking Album (A Dressed Like Wolves Film) from Rick Dobbing on Vimeo. Dressed Like Wolves have got a new album out and if you're a fan of lo-fi bedroom pop then you should download it for free while you can. These guys are really great at what they do with folky instrumentation, brilliant lyrics beautifully sung, and minimal, but perfect production. Check out their neat little promo video while you're there. If this is the future of music, then we're heading in the right direction. dressedlikewolves.bandcamp.com/album/sometimes-youve-got-to-stop-caving-and-melt
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03.08.11Syd Lane – HypatiaFree download: quixodelic.com/site/category/syd-lane/ 2011 is shaping up to be a vintage year... Rocketships of Love, Simon Piler, Fig Mints on the horizon, possibly some Burnouts, maybe even (gulp) a Warchalking record. And now, straight out of left field with flowers in its hair, a spring in its determined step, and more magical melodies than the laws of physics deems is possible to be contained on one record, is something truly brilliant. Of course I'm talking about 'Hypatia', the latest offering from the inimitable Syd Lane. The big question for me was 'How can anything possibly top It Begins In Beauty?' and sturdier ...
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02.13.11Simon Piler – Lo Swing of the EarthFree download: quixodelic.com/site/lo-swing-of-the-earth/#more-708 Many things go hand in hand: I won't waste your time by listing them here but I will however waste it by introducing you to a new combination, namely Simon Piler and the Spring. Coincidently, two of my favourite things. The latter I like because it happens immediately after that darkest of seasons. It says 'You have survived another year.' I like Simon Piler's music for many more reasons, most of which I have expounded somewhere along the line. For those of you new to these parts however, let me summarise it thus - pure lo-fi, folk-thriller, imaginary dancing, ...