Black Joker - Watch Out!

My snakes figure friend Spencer Clark is the Black Joker this time. Black Joker make pretty crop circles inside your head and disappears in the distant of moaning teepee chief outside the purple mayan temple under the glowing skies of pacific atmosphere bla bla wang chung mey kang toy ming sui!!!!!!111!!

Black Joker - Watch Out!

oh btw, have you guys checked out Spencer's radio show "Pacific City Sound Visions"?

Angus MacLise - Invasion of the Thunderbolt Pagoda

When Lou Reed ditched this shamanic man from the original lineup of VU, obviously he made a terrible mistake. After leaving the Velvet Underground for good, Angus traveled around between North Africa, India, Greece, the Middle East and finally finding his place in Nepal. A student of both La Monte Young and Aleister Crowley, he would begin to blend Tibetan mysticism with his music to create magical forms of transcendent sound through various drone techniques. If you try this album, then you will likely to find that the Skaters' music is the mammoth serenaded by this dinosaur music. You just can't describe this. Try it.

Angus MacLise - Invasion of the Thunderbolt Pagoda

Teeth Mountain - Tour EP

Baltimorean tribal troopers Teeth Mountain's Tour EP. Heavy sets of voodoo percussions mixed with droning rainbow piss electrocuted in seas of electronic bliss. Great stuff!

Teeth Mountain - Tour EP

Stag Hare - Black Medicine Music

My new favorite chakra-aligner!! Stag Hare is probably one of the most intriguing ethno-ambient chiefs who can guide your soul through the metaphysical journey to another dimensions. Mastered by another greater chief, Adam Forkner, this piece of jewel is highly, highly recommended.

Stag Hare - Black Medicine Music

Pocahaunted - Chains

The new stunning output from the Olsen Twins of drone music. Dubbed-out sioux rituals with extra mantric howl vibes but less schizophrenic and surprisingly feels a bit happy. Huge recommendation.

Pocahaunted - Chains

Nisennenmondai - Neji/Tori

Nisennenmondai, a group that creates epic architectural masses of instrumental sound treading somewhere between Lightning Bolt’s noise and Neu!’s Krautrock. Himeno Sayaka, Zaikawa Yuri and Takada Masako met at a noise club while in university in 1999, but apart from a string of self-released EPs and various hand-pressed cassettes/CD-Rs, the group has not released a proper full-length, and has been difficult to source outside of Japan. Neji/Tori is a compilation of two previous EPs that serves as a good introduction to the band’s sound; the songs are stylistically similar enough that there’s no problem in sticking them alongside one another. Twisted kawaiiness.

Nisennenmondai - Neji/Tori

Boredoms - Seadrum/House of Sun

Honouring the goddess of sun, the Amaterasu, Boredoms (with Gang Gang Dance & Hisham Bharoocha) will conduct an 88 minutes colossal taiko war between 88 drummers TOMORROW in NY and LA, following the prior '77 BoaDrum' last year. To honour this holiest event, please load down this beautiful, rhythmic gallop of harmonic singing, freeform piano, chaotic harp and some of the most insane drumming you will ever hear in your life. My favorite Boredoms release. Tan tan tatatan!

Boredoms - Seadrum/House of Sun

James Ferraro - Alternative Soundtrack to: Scream in Blue Surf Video

If you are new to the non-toxic humidity of the jungle of The Skaters' music, you might want to try half of it. James Ferraro is the Yang of the joint, sometimes emerge from the darkness of your barn as Pacific Rat Temple Band, Lamborghini Crystal, and other satin smelling smoke entities. Mixing crocodile's eye balls with various kinds of hawaiian red lava honeydews, Alternative Soundtrack to: Scream in Blue Surf Video is a good starter for your foggy morning. Coolness.

James Ferraro - Alternative Soundtrack to: Scream in Blue Surf Video

Rings - Black Habit

The sister of Animal Collective’s Avey Tare joins First Nation and they become Rings, a female trio good at making melodic noise from very little. Black Habit is filled with mystery, ambience and sprinkles of sorrow. The change of name from First Nation to Rings makes a lot of sense upon listening. Bare instrumentation, layers extremely thin if there at all, and a reliance on echoed, emphatic vocals are all used to encircle you in their delicate, menacing way. Instruments glide past as if cutting the air with razors, leaving a sharp, eerie breeze blowing through your bones. The vocals range from high pitched keening to impassioned choral chanting. A must have for a freak. Like you.

Rings - Black Habit part 1
Rings - Black Habit part 2

OLAibi - Humming Moon Drip

OLAibi is a five piece band from Osaka featuring members of OOIOO and Boredoms. Their sound has Okinawan traditional influences and incorporates instruments like steel drums and pianica. It's essentially tribal drums and haunting chants so you may expect a vague and trancing music.

OLAibi - Humming Moon Drip