Black Cat Bone

Thinking Plague -- Early Plague Years

Live material from 1980 & 81 by the U.S. industrial pioneers Factrix, and the other U.S. industrial pioneer Monte Cazazza.

Breakdown On 20th Avenue South, the new one by Buddy and Julie Miller. Not my favorite by them but it has been growing on me with each play. I wish it had been fleshed out with more musicians for a "band" feel but the songs are good as usual and that is always what matters to me.

pcqgod wrote:Charlie Faye and the Fayettes: fun new group from Austin, Texas:

Thanks for the tip...I'm playing this one now:

Soap & Skin - From Gas to Solid / You Are My Friend

There was a fair bit of hype across Europe about her previous albums, particularly Narrow, but I never really bought into it. But this was a cheap promo, so I bought it anyway, and it's quite a lovely thing indeed. A bit on the cheesy new age side occasionally, but quite beautiful.

On vinyl. Which I bought just because I dislike both the CD reissue covers.

The Supremes (Flo Ballard singing the lead) - Buttered Popcorn (1961)

It feels nice having a physical copy of this album. I randomly came across it at a used bookstore yesterday.