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hah yea...and the rest of the night was no fun upon return either... still most amazing out of body experience I've ever had

I really think any Cold Vein sequel would be seriously dissapointing and kind of depressing. Cold Vein was so caught up in its own moment, I don't think it could ever be duplicated to any extent. All three men involved certainly poured their heart in soul into every sound on this album; so much...

still the seminal post-9/11 all-things coming to end album...recorded before 9/11 of course. Pigeon and Scream Phoenix still make me watery... and no one has come close to matching Vast Aire here since... My mother said, "You sucked my pussy when you came out Don't ever talk back I handed...

On DMT I went to the Sahara and sailed in a boat across an oasis with my dog for eternity...

strangely enough, I just heard about this awful shit last night. But it may be nothing more than an elaborate hoax. but then there's this BBC News article from 1999 about its prevalence in Africa... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/406067.stm hard to get any straight information at...

hahaha this would be a great story... K-punk does speak of the music likes it's his baby... and is this is admission then...... :p

Maybe I'm naive but I really think it might just be some homey British guy, who wants no part of the spotlight, and is really actually afraid of it. Things like this... ...just strikes me as Burial being someone who doesn't neccesarily make tunes for other people, but for himself. The music...

I think that aesthetic is more Hyperdub's than anything else.

I'd say it's more of a well aged Gruyere...distinct, yet not overwhelming....

quite the experience on first listen....

Edu Lobo e Tom Jobim Jobim and Edu Lobo working on a classic together Even better Lobo singing Jobim's Luiza and this Chich Buarque e Milton Nascimento chills

This is pretty widely available but I looked and couldn't find a mention of it on dissensus... ...and its undeniably awesome white hot post-Tropicalia(1975) Brazilian psych. This is one of the most rocking Brazilian tunes i've come across. Nas Paredes da Pedra Encantada Then there's this...

Bass Clef - Zamyatin Tapes (especially "23 tunnel chords" huge track) Rustie - Jagz the Smack EP Ananda Shankar - Sitar Meets Moog Alice Coltrane - Going Home (first heard this song when Woebot played it on resonance back in...july?...really stuck with me nothing else on Lord of Lords is...

that song after the Conrad Schnitzler track was incredible... But i completely missed what it was, any help here?!

Roberto Bolano The late Mexican author Roberto Bolano has got me hooked. Recently finished his The Savage Detectives which was absolutely spellbinding. And now and working my way through his collection of short stories Last Evenings On Earth which may be one of the more melancholy things i've...

this is a shot in the dark but any idea who this fairly traditional song is sung by? http://www.sendspace.com/file/a6htwg

Any fans of these geeky norwegians? Grindstone is at turns wonderfully intense and complex but some moments are very nearly cringe inducing(although these moments aren't without their context). I reckon though the opening salvo of the first three songs is rather perfect.