Wu-Tang Clan will sell only a single copy of their new album

Maths Dance

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This is Radio Free Exile

Nick Kent's Soundtrack for the Seventies

A playlist built from the tracks listed in the 'Soundtrack' section of rock journo Nick Kent's 1970s memoir 'Apathy for the Devil'

Sir Pository of Wisdom flip-flops again

Jenny Hval - Innocence Is Kinky

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Happy 95th birthday, Lawrence Ferlinghetti

Swans - To Be Kind (DVD Trailer)

Excerpt from the DVD available w/ the deluxe double CD of "To Be Kind".
Swans "To Be Kind" out May 12th (13th U.S.) via Young God Records / Mute.

Issac Cordal: 'Politicians Discussing Global Warming' (Berlin)

Kraftwerk - Live in Soest (Rockpalast 1970)

Got to say they were a damn sight more interesting live back then than now...

Millie & Andrea - LWE 81 Mix

1. Millie & Andrea - Intro
2. Pangaea - Memories
3. Andrea - Got to Forget
4. Perc - 1909 (Millie's Dark Room Mix)
5. Instra:mental - Forbidden
6. The Men From Del Bosca - Bajo-El-Austral
7. Chasing Voices - ʻAcidbathoryʼ
8. Altered Natives - Bullet blade knuckle slap Souled remix
9. Andy Stott - Drippin
10. Millie - Untitled
11. UNLTD & Israel Vines - Reclaim
12. Drexciya - AQUA WORM HOLE

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Kalbata & Mixmonster - Congo Beat The Drum (Trailer)

Kalbata & Mixmonster went into their home studio in Tel Aviv, Israel with the purpose of recording a 100% analogue dub album in the spirit of the late King Tubby and the early dancehall era of the late 70s and early 80s. A 16-track tape machine and an old analogue mixing desk were their main instruments, with musicians playing live all throughout the album. A year after recording the instrumental backing tracks, they travelled to Kingston, Jamaica and started tracking down their favourite singers and deejays from days gone by. Featuring vocal contributions from Little John, Puddy Roots, Major Mackerel, Mutabaruka, Jah Thomas, Tullo T, Trinity, Echo Minott and Prince Jazzbo