Name That Tune with David Tibet

Invisible Jukebox in The Wire

Uneasy Listening - Steam Powered

Digitized from an eight track tape, bought in a house clearance in 1963 from the house of a Mr A. Machen.
Steam Powered Electronica for your delectation.
Only 30 mins. long I'm afraid , tape detioration.Uneasy Listening (Un) Mix - Steam Powered

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Cosmic Dennis Greenidge

I'm really not sure what I think about this, there's a childlike naivety ( some similarities to Daniel Johnston maybe?) to Greenidge's work, both music and art, and there's no doubting his enthusiasm. But I'm uncomfortable with the thought that there will be an element of those buying the album who will be laughing in a knowing/post modern way at Greenidge.Whereas I wonder if he thinks getting a record deal is his big break? I'd be interested to know what Mordant's intentions were in releasing this. Personally though, despite my 6 year old daughter saying " What's this? It's rubbish?", Mordant are right, the songs do start to work their way under your skin after a few listens. Maybe I'm being overly sensitive about this, buy the CD and make your own minds up, and at least Dennis will have some extra cash to spend in Music & Video Exchange.

Beautifully Done

I wonder if Clinkskell is anywhere near Belbury?

Some Albums I Liked This Year

Smell The Mildew On The Needle

A very limited 21 track mix of rare 7"'s from the on form Quiet Village. A lot of the records sound like they've been festering in the back room of a charity shop for the last thirty years, which just adds to the appeal really. definately worth hunting down.