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The
Soundtrack Of Our Lives - Welcome To the Infant
Freebase (AHA!030)
CD $10.00 
1996 release from the world's greatest living rock band. "The sound of "Waterloo
Sunset" being splattered by the detritus from Iggy's "Fun House."-Davis
Sprague, Rollingstone.com |
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The
Orange Alabaster Mushroom - Space & Time:
A Compendium Of... (AHA!029)
CD $10.00
Elusive Canadian psych-garage-pop-cult mastermynd Gregory Watson falls into the
category of those who have definitely had "too much to dream last night".
Play this at a Nuggets box-set listening party and see who blinks. |
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The
Witch Hazel Sound - This World, Then the Fireworks... (AHA!028)
CD $10.00
The Witch Hazel Sound's latest creation inhabits a mystical, mythical fourth
dimension, recalling eras past yet shot through with a fractal-fractured future
still shimmering in the wings. |
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The
Melody Unit - Choose Your Own Adventure (AHA!027)
CD $10.00
The Melody Unit's second full-length album contains the band's signature tight
weave of interlocking melodies. Their sumptuous space-pop-folksongs are surrounded
by a lush ambience and wrapped in dense layers of blissful keys, lotsa guitars,
and sighing male and female dream-voices. |
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Jeff
Kelly - Indiscretion (AHA!026)
CD $10.00
On his latest solo album Green Pajamas' leader Jeff Kelly continues to mine classic
literature, literary figures, and artists for his songs' subject matter. |
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Chitlin'
Fooks - Chitlin' Fooks (AHA!025)
CD $10.00
Behold, a tender and alluring country album, sung by Bettie Serveert's Carol
Van Dyk and collaborator Pascal Deweze. |
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Club
8 - Club 8 (AHA!024)
CD $10.00
This is the sound of hearts breaking… Maybe yours? |
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The Green Pajamas - In A Glass Darkly (AHA!023)
CDEP $8.00
The first of two Hidden Agenda EPs of new material
from Seattle’s
great psychedelic pop band; now a quintet with guitarist/vocalist Laura
Weller. |
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Waltz
For Debbie - Gone And Out (AHA!022)
CD $10.00
The Swedish duo balances European dance-club sensuality with a heady dose of
melody and melancholy, and thee most liquid sense of modern groove and rhythm
sequencing. |
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Fonda - The
Strange And The Familiar (AHA!021)
CD $10.00
'The Strange And The Familiar' is a full-blown collision of sunny West Coast
pop and British dream-pop/shoegazer sonics. |
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Bikeride - Summer
Winners, Summer Losers (AHA!020)
CD $10.00
A compilation of vinyl only songs, b-sides and Japanese bonus tracks, this is
not merely a 19 song collection of odds and sods, but a continuous stream of
pop consciousness from one of indie-music’s most meticulous purveyors of
the genre. |
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Twin
Princess - Complete Recordings (AHA!019)
CD $9.50
Six freaky melodic mosaics, experimental pop weirdness with an erratic pulse
from Posies co-founder Ken Stringfellow (Posies, Saltine, REM sideman, etc) with
sculptress/songstress Bootsy Holler. |
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Friends
of Sound - Rock-Ola (AHA!018)
CD $10.00
Sounds like early classic Sarah Records 7” singles filtered through a late
model weirdometer from Birmingham, Alabama, duo. |
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Bettie
Serveert - Private Suit (AHA!017)
CD $10.00
Fourth studio album from Holland’s Bettie Serveert is “…half Dutch
masters, half red-light district…”-Spin |
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Bikeride - Raspet
EP (AHA!016)
10-inch vinyl $8.50
Second vinyl only 10” EP from Southern California pop crew most often compared
to the Apples. |
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