Dec 20, 2018
Household Objects - Self-titled
Union Pole
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Household Objects - Self-titled
Union Pole
OMG. I’m so happy to find this on Spotify. Cassette label Guru, Jeff Fuccillo, put this out on his #UnionPole label in 1994 or so. My cassette got munched by a hungry walkman long ago and I’ve been longing to listen to it again. (via https://open.spotify.com/album/1TUtithsM5FRvZmVF307RH?si=pWpD3z9ASWGTlirO7ufm2w)
3/30/17.
Early Pavement fans take heed: Wallpaper are right up your alley. I’m not sure I appreciate how this record is presented (only 4 tracks...each about 20 minutes with multiple songs), but this is lo-fi. So I guess they even lo-fied their presentation.
Again, this is available through Light in the Attic (Spring Cleaning!!)
Azalia “Queen of Lo-Fi” Snails was wedded to Los Angeles psych rocker, Dan West, in 2012. They first released an album together as LoveyDove in 2014, making some pretty great tunes. This free improv on Snail Meets West was recorded just months ago and put up for download at Union Pole. It isn’t what they do best — but it’s what Union Pole markets best.
Review of Snail Meets West for download at Union Pole.
http://www.thrumag.com/snail-meets-west-review/
Irving Klaw Trio "Utek Pahtoo Mogoi" While organizing my cds I made a like called "check that out". I often buy cheap/weird discs that look cool with the idea that someday I'll sit down with it, so a lot of the posts in the upcoming days, if I keep up with it, will be from this stack.
MUCKRAKER #6 [1995] Patrick Marley, Editor
BLOWHOLE review by Patrick Marley
BLOWHOLE was jeph jerman + others. His soundcloud hang out is below.
Union Pole was a stellar cassette label of the 1990s. They just revamped their website and it looks good. They're also offering all 76 cassettes for download for a total of $1! You read that right.
I love this. Union Pole, whose tagline appears to be
a tape label from the 1990s "ah dude, we've got a lot of tapes"
is selling all 76 of its original tape releases digitally for $1. So great.