Showing posts with label BRATTLEBORO. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BRATTLEBORO. Show all posts

Monday, April 28, 2014

GREAT VALLEY - "Jaws of Evil" C42



Unearthing the long lost 'second album' from GREAT VALLEY, the prog-pop duo of Brattleboro VT. Jaws of Evil is a jungle fantasy lovingly crafted on a cassette 8-track in Peter's bedroom. Lush and tangled pop motifs crackling with wild-thing spirit and nocturnal unease, like a strange chorus of monkeys and toucans in love. Futuristic powerpop grooves and even a few moonlit ballads. With fantastic cover art by Charlie Key. A whole raw world on one cassette.  Edition of 200, $5+shipping.
 

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Thursday, March 14, 2013

PETER'S WINDOW - "Peter's Window" C20

Peter is singing through the window to you, six frankly heartwrenching songs of love and fantasy. Shimmering compositions for two guitars and keyboard-bass, lovingly spare and precious with interwoven melodies, like Tom Verlaine getting cheezy in the 80s. In this intriguing debut, Peter's Window flexes the wand of studio magic into a unique slice of pop material. Listen...! C20, edition of 100, $5+shipping.

Sunday, September 9, 2012

NALS GORING - "Horse Boys II" C30

 
Before he was Zach Phillips of Blanche Blanche Blanche, before he was Jordan Piper Phillips or Bruce Hart, the diabolical soundsmith NALS GORING called his strength to service of the forge, forging HORSE BOYS II: a mysterious nostalgic collage of keyboard improvisations, geriatric voices, massacred songs, and what else? A real Where's-Waldo of a listening experience. Edition of 50, C30, $5+shipping.

Thursday, August 16, 2012

CHRIS WEISMAN - "Bentonia" C47

Announcing the 16th solo weird pop album from Brattleboro's weird-pop guru Chris Weisman: BENTONIA is Chris's exploration of Skip James's eerie enchanting "Bentonian" tuning. 18 beautiful but disconcerting ballads, stuffed full of the disjointed Mad-Lib-esque metaphors and the biting, outsider's critique-of-everyone-including-himself lyrics you may remember from such C.W. masterpieces as Beatleboro and Fresh Sip. Chris Weisman is the real deal living legend subterranean mover and shaker, teaching the rest of us what pop music can still do. This is one to keep under your pillow. C47, edition of 150, $5+shipping.