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Age Of Time Heavy Tapes Cassette £6.99 Totally beautiful psychedelic fuzz monster from this Montana duo that features Bryan Ramirez, John Olson of Wolf Eyes’ old sparring partner in Universal Indians, Plants et al. Limited edition with full-colour art from Maya Miller of Double Leopards in the usual suave Heavy Tapes style. |
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s/t Killertree Records KTR-10 CD-R £6.99 New duo jams from Pete Nolan of Magik Markers and Bryan Ramirez of Ex-Cocaine/Plants et al. Aspects of this sound like some of the post-Trapdoor/Harsh 70s feel of The Dead C in terms of confused electro-acoustic improvisation and the kind of degraded garage rock most immediately associated with the sound of the Mouthus universe. |
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Bunker Killertree Records KTR-12 CD-R £6.99 Edition of 45 copies on Bryan Ramirez’s (Ex-Cocaine, Universal Indians/Poor School et al) label, featuring solo homemade electronic/acoustic ritual from one ‘Julian’ of The Pope/L.A. Combines some classic avant-confusion of a Residents/early Neubauten vintage along with tombs of Industrial echo, a weird tape-music ‘art’ edge and a trash ritual feel that is somewhere between Folkways and ESP Disk. |
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Split Killertree Records No Cat LP + CD-R £12.99 Edition of 300 LPs w/bonus CD-R of extra metal, pairing two killing thug-psych-jazz units from outta nowhere USA. Poor School is a trio led by Bryan Ramirez ex of Universal Indians that features him on guitar, Nathan Hoyme on reeds and John Niekrasz on drums. Their side long piece starts out in a kinda hyper-focussed Neil Young/Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere style, with Hoyme loading the lead guitar with a coupla lungs of steel before the trio explode into full-on sucker punch Sonny Sharrock/Black Woman style, screaming and wailing through peak after peak after fucking peak. On the flip, the SF-based Wiggwaum duo of Douglas Katelus on Rhodes and Randylee Sutherland on drums play Industrial strength improvised crank, with a Doc Marten in the Sun Ra back catalogue and a buncha fingers that stretch all the way from LA to Japan. LP comes in screened sleeves with an insert. |
