Oh Messy Life – July 27, 2023 Show Notes
Track 1: Benjamin Rogers and the Harmony Isles Group – Lei Mokihana / Lepe Ula Ula
Found this one via a recommendation over on Mastodon. Apparently Canary records is a label that puts out compilations of audio restorations of 78 RPM records.
Track 2: No-No Boy – Mekong Baby
The pre-release track from an upcoming album, Empire Electric, out in September.
Track 3: Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway – Goodbye Mary
First heard Molly Tuttle from the KZSU A-file and went back to check out her new release, City of Gold.
Track 4: Deafkids – Tentáculos
Found this via Bandcamp promotional email.
Track 5: Herron – Reducer
From the Pressure (Part I) benefit compilation out on MAL recordings.
Track 6: Lucien Balconi – Rideau Perle
Found this via the KZSU A-File.
Track 7: P:ano – Hollow Stars
One of the pre-release tracks from the upcoming compilation from Zum Audio, Zum Audio Vol 5. From the liner notes, this is “P:ano’s first music in 18 years paying tribute to original Zum artist Beans”
Track 8: Body Double – Boil Down To Love
Oakland band that appeared on the previous Zum Audio compilation, this track is from their new release Voice 2 Skull.
Track 9: Morning Hands – Moving Through Water
First heard about them from the Post-Consumer Hot New Records page.
Track 10: Jack Curtis Dubowsky – Log Off Now
Bay Area composer with a variety of styles, doing something a bit synth-pop here.
Track 11: Laika – Badtimes
I missed this when it came out, a co-worked played it for me recently.
Track 12: The Movers – Give Five Or More
Off of a compilation of 1970s tracks from the Movers put out by Analog Africa.
Track 13: Southern Culture on the Skids – Come As You Are/Lucifer Sam
Been a fan of Southern Culture on the Skids since my early radio days back in Ohio.
Track 14: Enzyme – Abuse of Power
A raging bit of of hardcore that caught my ear.
Track 15: Landowner – Nineties
From their album, Escape the Compound.
Track 16: Emma Swift – I Contain Multitudes
From a compilation of Dylan covers, Blonde on the Tracks, going out to my dad who has kept up with the more recent Dylan releases.