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Split Not Not Fun NNF-073 7" £6.99 New instalment in Not Not Fun's limited edition Bored Fortress singles club pairs UK destructo duo Birds Of Delay with the alien electronics of Dreamcatcher, featuring Blake Hargreaves of Cousins Of Reggae. |
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Lead Into Gold Rebis 008 2xCD £10.99 Follow-up to the great Time And Relative Dimensions In Space compilation with a two CD set once again dedicated to long-form drone works. Exclusive tracks from Birds Of Delay, Bruce Russell, Son Of Earth, The Opera Glove Sinks In The Sea, White/Light, Keenan Lawler, Bird Show/Lichens, Of…Ohv, The Zoo Wheel and The Gray Field Recordings. |
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Full Bloom Alcoholic Narcolepsy #10 CD-R £8.99 Solo album from Luke of Birds Of Delay that comes from as deep inside the epiglottis as Hiroshi Kawani and "Iron Man"-era Sabbath before moving into thin beams of flickering steel-filed brain-drilling that matches tiny ECG eruptions with the chatter of instant mechanical sculptures. |
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A Living Room At The Bottom Of A Lake Nashazphone NP-04 LP £16.99 Been a while since we heard from the duo of Luke Younger and Steve Warwick aka Birds Of Delay but this is a fine return, with subtle rainbow electronics, speaker phasing and minimal tonal fireworks generating a kind of nowhere zone between H-Pop, Kraut-inspired keyboard bliss and the ‘fluffier’ side of Matthew Bower’s Sunroof. A bunch of studio tracks bundled with a live trio assault recorded at the CCA in Glasgow where they’re joined by Taylor Richardson of Infinity Window. Edition of 240 copies. |
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Nimbus Oh No No 08 CD £9.99 Almost Boyd Rice/Non levels of stuck vinyl fanfares and ominous, form devouring electronics from this great Montreal-based male/female hotwire duo that features Blake Hargreaves of Cousins Of Reggae alongside Katherine Kline, a team that previously laid a monster cassette via Olson's American Tapes imprint. The addition of some sick/squelchy casio beats and bass drum hits gives the whole thing a late-Throbbing Gristle/Suicide/Jessica Rylan/Chris Corsano feel while the general overloaded garbage/wuzz of the disc as a whole points firmly to their friendship with Nautical Almanac and at least a passing familiarity with boo. Recommended. |
