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a few choice pick ups in France last week Catherine Ribeiro and Alpes - Ame Debout. also picked up Passions. Popul Vuh - Music From The Film Aguirre. got access to a store's discogs storage area. predominantly a shop selling classical which pretty much doesn't interest me. However , they had...

Over in Paris for a few days at the moment. Hitting a good few record stores. Generally my criteria for buying outside of the homeland is buy stuff (within my means) that I willI not come across in Ireland. Spent at least an hour and a half trawling through two floors of a mixed bag of a shop...

Picked up that snake eyes too. It's great. Hopefully an album will follow

yeah, love that Sand album. only reasonably priced ones available online were in the states so with shipping, cost too much. bit the bullet when reissued again and available on norman records site recently. still pricey enough mind. got that P.O. tribute CD on same site. the names I'm familiar...

a few picks from a good few months of purchases Golem by Sand LP The Consumer Programme by Vic Mars LP Example One by Listening Centre LP Mario Batkovic by Mario Batkovic LP Vittras Visor by Turid LP The Search by Collocutor LP Time Signals by Klaus Weiss LP The Last Sense To Leave Us, a...

What's that dalham like? Remember been intrigued by a review a few months back?

Eileen by Streetmark Pretty soft german prog from late 70s. Had wanted this album for years, got a VG+ copy for 15 eventually. Not the greatest album ever made by any means, very nice listen nonetheless Precious Systems by MJ Guider Kranky release. Moody 4/5 minute electronic tunes with vocals...

holy moly, this is one seriously amazing record. Niagara by Niagara. sweaty gatefold hooters aside, this is a bunch of drummers/percussionists rooted in germany in the early 70s including popul vuh/amon duul 2 dude and brainchild of the project klauss weiss going hell for leather on two side...

must try keep in touch with this thread more, my buying has escalated quite a bit over last year or so. this LP arrived today, really interesting melodic instrumentals made from guitar, moog, mellotron, piana and synth. on the, always worth looking out for, Brain label. germany 1978.

haven't heard ravedeath, must really sort that out. remember it getting great reviews. haven't listened to harmony in years but my thinking on the new one was that it could be filed under a harmony in ultraviolet type of release, with bit of a difference in the production. must also dig out...

definitely a worthy addition to the harmonia canon. not studio quality tunes but great nonetheless. pretty sure that dude asmus tietchens provided original tape recordings of live stuff that is included

a handful of random new purchases from last couple of months that have been spun today son de mar OST LP by piano magic (really lush soundtrack to movie i'm unfamiliar with.classical/ambient. excellent. highly recommended). now wait for last year LP by caroline k (great...

picked up the new charles bradley recently too. solid. really consistently good output from the guy

had my eye on that galactic nightmare since it was reissued last year. is it a cohesive listen or is it a bit all over the shop?

haven't listened to Naked Acid in full in years. must stick it on during the week again. Two very different albums. hopefully she doesn't wait 7 or 8 years for the follow up

just finishing my first spin of the new Valet album, Nature. so so good. Last album I had by this lady (Honey Owens, formerly of Jackie-o-motherfucker) was released around 07. (last album I know of anyway). that was a really interesting listen. quite abrasive psychish vocals and guitars...

Standard price. Has been repressed. Norman records had it a week or two a ago anyways

a few picks from recent purchases of mine Electron Kukeso by Hans Edler Music made on a room sized computer in Sweden back in 1971. Bit of an oddity this thing. Starts off with a pretty poppy tune with vocals but veers off into early electronic sounding pieces. sometimes with, sometimes...

Asuka by Fimio Miyashita (LP) came in the post today. about 12 quid all in from discogs. Very nice new agey sounding electronic japanese music from the mid 80s. good stuff. I think the more socially accept term these days is 'ambient'. very good record. he was in the far east family band...

Deutsche Amouren by Videoclips. A pretty obscure early 80s german synth pop/post punk sounding delight. Was reissued by the brilliant Berlin based Private Records. Have yet to purchase a dud off their fairly big catalogue. Just great solid 3 or 4 minute tunes throughout. Very 80s. Verry...