The very first (that I know of) White Hills release, this 2003 CDr was manufactured and sold by the band at shows and at certain stores around New York City. Although only…

I found this still-sealed at the WFMU Record Fair for $8 this year. It is his third vinyl release (on Eclipse Records), and was limited to 1,000 copies housed in a heavy…

Unofficially released by the “import label” Kiss The Stone, Death Wish was released in 1993. The quality of the recording is really good, almost equal to that of the band’s official live…

From Expressway To My Skull, via Ian. Soggy is a long-lost (now found!) French rock group from the 1980s that is pretty identical to The Stooges, though with a much more metallic…

“Tangerine was a group was from Pittsburgh, PA featuring Al Ferraro (lead guitar, vocals), Lynn “Crash” Ferraro (congas, guitar, vocals), Dennis Defelice (bass), and Dennis Kostley (drums). This is an exceptional album…

Taken from Wikipedia: Moran Lee “Dock” Boggs was an influential old-time singer, songwriter and banjo player. His style of banjo playing, as well as his singing, is considered a unique combination of…

From Glowing Raw: “Charmingly dated, whimsical, and unfairly obscure psychedelic gem. Similar in tone to the Zombies’ Odessey and Oracle and King Crimson’s In the Court of the Crimson King, this album…

Continuing along this path of privately pressed loner/downer folk records, here’s one from a San Antonio, Texas native named William C. Beeley. Self-produced and released on a label called North Park Records,…

If I am going to be down all day, I’m bringing all of you with me. Sickness, disappointment and sadness continue to take their toll on me. Maybe after listening to this…

Now-defunct Miami-based noise band’s first 12″ release on Siltbreeze. It was also known simply as Harry Pussy, but the AKA title is so much more renowned. The band was active throughout the…