Little Skull - A Wayside Shrine LPDR 52 "In early 2000s New Zealand, Little Skull started as a small project. Smallness was perhaps the defining characteristic. Lathe cut 7s in vanishingly small editions, the intricate, fiddly covers hand crafted with what one would have to assume were very small hands. Or just with the aid of tweezers perhaps. The labels of these records provided no information beyond an illustration of a small little even skull. The music was also mysterious and

no matter the apparent differences everything has already happened

The other two-Sole Sister

the Intercommunal Free Dance Music Orchestra is an ecumenical project which speaks to the whole world

For fans of the further out 70's French Prog

Hampton Hawes Trio

It had enough allure that the Tapioca label reissued a botched mispress in 1977

La Monte Young was born in Bern

they were a name associated with raw

but the band’s ability to twist a myriad of references into one cohesive whole makes For Allting uniquely suited to a modern music landscape: This is dream-pop for realists

Maxine Funke makes music for traveling

Black Emperor to Radu Malfatti

singer/recorder-player Kath Bloom also appears on this record