Some lovely dark wintery music to take you through the dark evenings here on Podcast number five - including a wonderful session from new Belfast band This Is Our Monument. The guys came in a few weeks back to record their My First Imprint Session and boy was it a good one…
As always - grab it from the download link below or subscribe to the podcast on iTunes by searching for “imprint this on your mind” in the podcast section.
william s burroughs - thanksgiving prayer
rameses III - across the lake is where my heart shines
clint mansell & mogwai - death is the road to awe
mount eerie - stones ode
dub tractor - sorry
**My First Imprint Session**
this is our monument - vessels
this is our monument - F.Y.J.K
this is our monument - reflections
boards of canada - seven forty seven
bibio - sugarette (wax stag remix)
tim exile - a little bit more
shepherd - kantknelt
burial - fostercare
Alas - a little bit late, but here nonetheless, I give you Podcast #4.
Contained within this podcast we have three wonderful tracks from Stephen MacCartney, a local singer/songwriter/musical poet. If you like elliott smith, AA Bondy or Fionn Reagan spiced with a little lonliness and bluegrass then you are gonna explode with joy. We also have a killer tracklist which is detailed below.
As always, add me on iTunes (search imprint this on your mind in podcast directory) or grab it from here. But if you add it in iTunes, it will download itself.
new lost city ramblers - gasoline
kryptic minds - something to nothing
grouper - invisable
amiina - pristurinn
a.a bondy - the mercy wheel
woody guthrie - dusty old dust
-My First Imprint Session-
stephen maccartney - living right today
stephen maccartney - for autumns memory
stephen maccartney - it’s early anyway
a sunny day in glasgow - headphone space
mew - tricks of the trade
the big pink - a brief history of love
robin guthrie - delight
health - we are water
a place to bury strangers - ego death
So, I was sitting around watching battlestar galactica there and I had this inkling that I totally don’t write enough of my headspace on this website. So I have conjured up a new feature-type-thing called…. drum-roll… imprintthisonyourunderground!
Its all about underground imprints, i.e. record labels. Ahem.
First off we have the HATE imprint. Fact of the matter is though, I know very little about this label, and I can’t actually find out anything much about it. The general story is that the releases are actually original junglist hardcore recordings from 1991-1994 from artists who wish to remain unknown. Well, I’m not sure whether I believe that or not and there is a pretty good chance that its some mentally brilliant modern artists utterly shitting over every piece of “nu-hardcore” being dropped these days.
Either way - its fracking amazing stuff - I’ve put up a few tracks to stream below so check them out. I can’t even link you to a website, because there isn’t one as far as I can see. Also, you’ll most likely have to buy the tunes digitally because the vinyl’s pretty limited. Try ebay. Enjoi.
HATE001 - Pretty Boy’s Don’t Survive Up North
HATE004 - Triple Bypass
Posted: September 28th, 2009
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Hey - so yes, I know I’ve been a quiet one lately. My new job leaves me pretty spread thin these days and I have been putting plans together for a new produced feature. So yes, watch this space for that.
You can grab the new instalment of the podcast though, and you can grab it by clicking here. As always, if you’d like iTunes to do all the downloading for you, then just search for me in iTune’s podcast library and you can add me.
Its a killer one this month, with an utterly awesome set from Belfast’s own Bloom - you’ll need to hoke out your bass-face for this one my friends…. tracklisting below.
Blackdown - Concrete Streets (Zomby Remix)
Distance vrs Cyrus - Surrender
Burnkane - You Will Forget
Black Chow - Purple Smoke
I recently went to see 500 Days of Summer with my fine American friend Mandy and I have to say it was a great film with a really believable, true-esque story. I was really drawn in by the soundtrack that the film utilised and wanted to share 3 of the tracks that jumped out at me. Find them below.
Also - go see it. If only because the amazing Zooey Deschanel is in it.
Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition
Doves - There Goes the Fear
The Smiths - Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want
