Freedom
Truth
Security
Louie Innis - Suicide (1953) [King 1260]
Stopped by the ol’ junk store in Newark today. Tried to buy two records. Store owner bagged them, wouldn’t accept my $.50 and said “Don’t tell me I never did anything for you.”
So I didn’t.
… for my earliest loves, apart from popeye and the scarecrow, were leonard nimoy (if i’m going to meet leonard nemoy i have to be calm) …
Secret Chiefs 3 - Hagia Sophia
From the album, “Book M”
Fierce.
A delicious, ferocious mix of sounds that represents some of the tastes and influences of Cutting Room Records. Containing harsh noise, atmospheric drone, awesome electronica and some visceral hardcore punk. It also includes a few artists who will be appearing on the forthcoming compilation release. Enjoy!
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Tracklist:
00.00. David Lynch - Pete’s Boogie (From Eraserhead) (Sacred Bones)
02.00. Wolf Eyes - Reapers Gong (Sub Pop)
03.40. Mika Vainio - A Ravenous Edge (Editions Mego)
07.25. Emptyset - Function (Subtext)
09.48. John Cohen - Hybrid (This Is Open Music)
14.36. K(no o) - Hell.o.hell (Unreleased)
17.21. Moha! - Oh My God It’s Rave (Rune Grammofon)
20.25. Death Pedals - Leaving Here (Self-Released)
23.19. NO - Germ (Static Shock)
24.37. Trencher - Mouth To Anus (Southern Records)
25.55. Nic Endo - Instant Balm #1 (DHR)
27.44. Cloaks - #00162 (3by3)
29.17. Deadfader - Luckeeey (Tigerbeat6)
32.35. The Locust - Wet Nurse Syndrome Hand-Me-Down Display Case (Gold Standard Laboratories)
33.08. Haxan Cloak - In Memoriam (Aurora Borealis)
35.45. Boards Of Canada - Gyroscope (Warp)
39.10. Microbes - Earworm (Cutting Room Records)
41.05. Matthew Pastkewicz - Let’s Be Together (Self-Released)
45.28. Delia Derbyshire - Blue Veils & Golden Sands (BBC Recordings)
speh:
«After twenty years of marriage K. had given H. everything except children. It was clearly too late for that. Everybody said so, especially the doctors, who were the experts on childbearing. H. had been 67 when he met K., who was 37 then. Biology had spoken.
For the first few years they made love like very young people again: without regard for time or space or the many demands of grown up life, which insert themselves so easily and effectively between a couple’s genitals. K. used protection, if only because that’s what she’d always done; and as if to show that even at his age he was still a responsible adult, H. used protection also, so that they were doubly sheathed against the chance of new life. …»
A different version of this story was published in 2012 at THIS literary magazine.
(via lichthof)
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