In which I continue my quest to listen to every album in my collection before I sell them. The saga continues...

In which I decide YES, I'm going to sell a big chunk of my record collection. So let's get to it...

In advance of their Los Angeles concert with Emma Ruth Rundle next week, I share a stupid-rare demo CD-r from Cult Of Luna, originally recorded in 1999. While the songs have been…

In which I fall in love with a new obscure album in the vein of Marc Mundy. "Life Goes On" by Walter and Jerry Ceha (aka Bohemos) was released in 1979 and…

In which crate digging for prog vinyl grails leads to a different kind of discovery: Handwritten letters from Fred Frith addressed to a fan in Los Angeles. Check 'em out!

"'Mainframe' is Murray Munro and John Molloy. They are a highly distinctive progressive modern band creating music in their own very distinctive style who have embraced computer technology with enthusiasm and a…

It's been months since my last Treasure From The Collector's Slum post. Hopefully, this is a good one. The recent discovery of an unknown (to me) album on a super-collectible record label…

In which I find a 1971 letter from the band King Crimson to a super-fan in Southern California. Has one like it been unearthed before? Probably. Have I ever seen it? No,…

It offers etherial, Christian psych-folk and spaced-out WTF weirdness in equal measure. THE FIRE OF GOD'S LOVE by Sister Irene O'Connor is offered for your listening pleasure. Repent, all ye who enter…

“My theory of music is to explore in the unknown vibrations of sounds, to create psychedelic ways of thinking which I make mostly with primitive sounds by adding them together…If you enjoy…