Remember a few pages back when T(H)F upped all those Blank Dogs singles and a few of us jizzed all over them and promised to start a massive thread, etc.?

Imagine the heaviest, most fuzzed out garage rock you've ever heard, now take that and run it through a handful of distortion pedals, a bank of Acid Mothers worthy FX, blast it through a wall of busted old Vox amps, wrap the whole thing in feedback and reverb, and suddenly you're in some alien alternate future where the world is populated exclusively by Japanese noiserock beatniks, who are constantly blasting fuzzed out walls of overblown sixties sounds from their low flying spacecraft...

Imagine if Merzbow remixed your favorite Fuzztones record, or the Stooges released records on PSF and were augmented by some insane drug addled organist with WAY too many amps. Serpentine blues rock riffs, all tangled up with thick warbling organs, the vocals a snarling distorted howl, buried in the mix, and all dubbed out, the drums a crumbling, percussive pound, somehow as in the red as the rest of the instruments, every cymbal crash swallowing up all the other sounds, but it's the riffs, and the organ, and Masonna's wild eyed vocalizing that keep this blacklight space garage party going. Not to mention the killer hooks... Virulent Fuzz Punk A.C.I.D. perfectly captures how intense and freaked out it must be to experience this sound live, super distorted, feedback everywhere, the instruments in your face, the speakers threatening to blow, sweat, blood, spit, a swirling chaotic musical melee, heavy, distorted, fuzzy and funky, wild and woolly, spaced out and gloriously gloriously noisy.

White hills were probably my favorite band discovered in 2007.
I never put a link to these space-psych new york rockers and i guess this is the best thread to do it.

This is their first non self-released cd.
Heads on fire (2007)



And this is a previous cd-r.
Glitter glamour atrocity(2007)



Anyone who likes Hawkwind should give this a listen.

The new Rudimentary Peni EP is shockingly good!

'Cause I still think this is a great place to talk music.

The Chemistry of Common Life (Fucked Up)



New LP. I'm one song in and digging the direction. "Year of the Pig" was probably the best thing in whatever year it came out. The usual heads will dig this.

That's pretty good yeah. Not sure I like croaky voiced bloke (which is odd, as I usually prefer croaky voiced blokes, as in Propagandhi etc), but there are some cool ideas on this one. The weridly melodic stuff is where it's at.

It is a weird title, esp. considering they had to change the name of Western Xterminator to RaTX.
According to Drag City, the new one doesn't come out October. Is it already out over by y'all?

Can we start a new thread on the original 60s and 70s garage/psych genres? This thread is not cutting it for me. We need more Barbarians, Standells and Remains and less Jay Reatard.

As much as I love Jaytard, I totally agree. Since that Greg Cartwright three-disc radio show thing surfaced a few months back, I've been tracking down a lot of the stuff that was on there and similar stuff. A thread devoted to that would be truly awesome.

Yes, being music by dudes from Flipper, it is basically GREAT. Allow me a few hours/days to put my cd in my computer and do all that stuff to make it into mp3s and send it to you. I also have some recent live recordings that indicate that Flipper is even now, still the fourth best band of all time.

what is a good starter record for Flipper?

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Album: Generic Flipper

First three?

I'm going to guess that Falconi's other three are Hanoi Rocks, The Minutemen, and Royal Trux.