imprintthisonyourmind

Hey guys - you can grab the new instalment of the imprintthisonyourmind podcast right now by clicking here. It features a killer live recording of When Pilots Eject from the Trans festival back in July which is a major exclusive for us here.

Also - if you’d like to subscribe to the podcast with iTunes, you now can! Just go to the iTunes store and type imprint this on your mind into the search box and hey presto; you’ll see the podcast and my name and you can simply click subscribe!

Also - for anyone else who wants to simply add it to their feed reader - the feed is located here.

Tracklisting

Dangermouse and Sparklehorse - Star Eyes
Brock Van Wey - Too Little Too Late
Cortney Tidwell - The Tide
Farriers - The Last Long Evening
Evan Miller - The Twigs

When Pilots Eject (Live From Trans)

Lights out Asia - Psui! Puxa!
Matka - Manipulame feat End
2562 - Love in Outer Space
Loom - YPS Rave
Mount Kimbie - Sketch on Glass

When I got back from America last week, I got stuck into a few days of listening to some new music that I had noted/acquired over the weeks previous and I managed to get round to listening to Cold Cave. Having first grabbed the Hospital Producitons release Cremations I then moved onto new outing Love Comes Close released on their own imprint Heartworm Press.

The albums are quite different but both, in my opinion starkley brilliant. Cremations scrapes past with all the subtlety of a My Bloody Valentine abortion except the majority of the sounds are spat from over-gained, industrial synths. Love Comes Close has a cleaner feel to it, and feels more danceable and straight out pumping than its predecessor but at the same time, doesn’t lose that raw darkness and edgy feel.

Check out the two tracks below - Always Someone comes from the Cremation album while Love Comes Close is the title track from the album of the same name.

Cold Cave - Always Someone

Cold Cave - Love Comes Close

Many of you have seen this already I am sure but I was watching it and had to post it.

In 1999, The Family Learning Channel commissioned Don Hertzfeldt to make some promotional cartoons for them and they were all unceremoniously rejected.

Enjoy.