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  Sometimes creating something great takes little time, in under a week to be exact. Worcester Towing by mkour, is an album that follows that sentence, while that being true this is a phenomenal keyboard album. A versatile range of styles are on this album ranging from dungeon synth to mountain climbing music, 70’s moog resemblance and much more. With songs like “Whims Melt” “Sky Dune” and “With an Onion” all being so different in sound I would expect disconnection yet I don’t at all with Worcester towing by mkour. mkour is a Rhode Island Concertmate 1100 owner, drummer, improviser, sample sorcerer and artist. On Worcester towing the only instrument is keyboard to create short dreams on each track. Elegantly producing floating, bubbling and exhilarating sounds on various songs that you shouldn’t miss out on. Listen and support here

Albany New York is finally making sense to me thanks to Gay Tastee Ex Machina’s album “Ban the Bomb Trains”. On this tape you’ll hear some tubular experimental rock metallic blues in natural essence. The guitars will crash into your ears and the drums will crash into your soul while sparking a miniature brain revolution. Gay tastee ex machina doesn’t disappoint in providing a fun tasty ex machina deconstruction experience with myself captivated by its sonic zany but humble and interesting approach to a rock album and I find it to be a fun-loving and bomb-bashing good time for everyone. In times like 2025, 2022 seems like long ago, but this album will remain in the eyes and ears of those who listen. I recommend this album while you are in practice against corruption and be sure to wear headphones. Listen here .  More Gay Tastee Ex Machina  

  Whip Appeal can be described as american freight train wreck country music with the paranoid, lonely and outsider class. Stumbling upon this band will remind you of crate digging for vhs tapes in the record store, or all of the forgotten flea markets and shows in your town where nothing happens much anymore.  Whip Appeal has been a personal favorite former Massachusetts band of mine and with releases like Cut Flowers being graced from unknown land you can’t blame me. Their style of somber country intertwined with folk and rock and roll is a pure blend of classic you can’t miss out on. Fiddling, guitaring, bassing and drumming along with singing, wailing, crying and yelling proficiently succeeds throughout this album with some fantastic rockabilly sound delights on all fronts. Shoutout James Coarse on vocals and guitar Lily Fine on vocals and bass Grape Kennedy on vocals Barstool “Dillon” Brown on fiddle and Lefty Bill Ore on drum for making this wonderful album happen. Liste...

  Psychedelic generosity and like come on, who doesn’t love a good live radio broadcast? Especially when that live recording contains Shane “Bray” Kerr on a fascinating assortment of instruments. Listening to this, you may experience woodwind dance party phenomena because of all of the flutes melodica harmonica goodness on this broadcast. There are truly so many sounds to digest on this recording while not overwhelming the listener. I can best describe this as a sound buffet with all-you-can-eat cassette machine sequences with your choice of musical texture.  Sound and audio wizardry is embedded in this album in many instances, which made me all the more happy with the cassette tape concoction that has introduced itself to my ears. If mescaline was a radio broadcast it would be this I’d imagine.  With its outlandish presentation and randomized collection of sounds it’s a fantastic tape and you should definitely get one.  Listen and support here  

  Dome Lettuce is a rapper and producer from Western Massachusetts and will engage in disorientation based flow with poignant beats that inspire me to delve into large amounts of library music and jazz. Which is something many such as myself forget to do unless I listen to musicians like Dome Lettice. The greatest part of this album is that the lyricism is also very avant garde approach to rap that is based on growth, flourishment, being cool, herbalism, wordplay, mischief, tomfoolery and many other themes will introduce themselves in this album.  Despite the fun loving nature of Not Labeled For Individual Sale the record has moments of earnestly experimental scenes in the delivery and instrumentals of Dome Lettuce. The music gives the listener a feeling of mutual respect and do it yourself nature of the self-produced recording, production and songwriting all accredited to Dome Lettuce as the one. I sincerely hope this piece provides insight into the masterful project of Dome ...

  Alarm alarm the single most impressive Casio SKS Music sound adventure has arrived with Shane Jones on “Move aside I Have Discovered the Zeal We Will Use For Real.”   Boisterous beats and alarming loops will encompass you while you delve into this abrasive sound corroboration of keyboard delights. The best part about the album for me is that it is reminiscent of playing Castlevania hooked up to distortion pedals and a spaghetti strainer which I’ve never done but now want to accomplish. Auditory crunching and paddling is prevalent on these recordings and also utilizes looping to interact with the listener in activities such as wondering whats coming from your speaker or maybe nodding in agreement.  I also find everything about this soup to be tasty and delicious! That sentence will generate in your brain if you listen to Move Aside I Have Discovered the Zeal We Will Use For Real. Especially with it’s profound personality the album will become soup, as it always happens w...