Gaudi - Jazz Gone Dub - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Vinyl LP pressing. 2020 . Los Angeles-based outfit Oozelles (pronounced oo-ZELZ), who made their debut last year with a seven inch on Third Man Records, are back with their first full length album. The group features members and ex-members of Warpaint, Starlite Desperation, Dante Vs Zombies, S*x Stains, Detroit Cobras, and many others. They describe their unique, eclectic, weirdo punk sound as Incha stickier, sub-tropical Birthday Party, Contortions or CAN ghost writing for The Gun Club or The Flesh Eaters.Inch The self-titled album was produced by frontman Dante White Aliano.

Respighi / Bernecoli / Bianchi - Son in B minor for Violin & Piano-Pick-Mangiagalli [COMPACT DISCS] date 11/11/2014

The word 'brat' has followed Nathan Williams around for almost a decade, but at the age of 30, with a fully-fledged business to his name, as well as the ongoing success of band Wavves, his rebellious streak has proven not just purposeful but pretty damn inspiring. You're Welcome is the soundtrack to this new lease of freedom. It's Williams' tongue-in-cheek rebirth as a self-released, self-actualized, self-promoting punk kingpin, and despite putting his money where his uncensored mouth is, he's emerged not just unscathed but with the upper hand. Williams took himself into producer Dennis Herring's (King Of The Beach) studio in Downtown LA, and for the first time since the early records worked regular office hours and almost entirely alone. You're Welcome is mostly comprised of Williams' oddball, sample-led brainstorms. He came up with 40 tracks, now whittled down to twelve, fat-free punk zingers. A sample nerd, Williams delved into his obsession with 1950s doo-wop and - surprisingly - international folk, including Cambodian pop and '70's psychedelia from South America. The results make for one of the most diverse and intricate Wavves records yet. InchCome To The ValleyInch contains a Phil Spector meets Beach Boys '60s high school dance vibe, whereas title track InchYou're WelcomeInch riffs on sound effects that could almost originate from Bizarro World, never mind Cambodia. Nathan Williams never went away, but now he's made sure he's here to stay for longer. And for that, You're Welcome.