Micahu & The Shapes - Good Sad Happy BadMicachu & The Shapes return, three years after the release of their last record Never, is almost an accident: the trio of friends decided to rehearse in an East London studio, and found themselves immersed into an hours long jam. Drummer Marc Pell had an Edirol field recorder in hand, and unbeknownst to his bandmates, recorded the whole session; Pell, Mica Levi, and Raisa Khan were so enamored of those off the cuff audio experiments that they became

‰Û÷It‰۪s A Pleasure‰۪ is a series of conflicted emotions

Flamin' Groovies

‰Û÷Dig

the American record industry had marketed blues

with tracks listed on the back

even by the casual listener

Psychemagik and more all get the treatment

ambles through a long

‰ÛÏUnimpeachable pop gems

'The '81 Demos' (BLACKEST026) is a 12" limited to 1000 pieces

Do Nothing - The Specials

Visceral doesn't even begin to describe Clementine's songs