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Tarpit Troubleman TMU-147 CD £12.99 A major hook-up: White Rock is a collaboration between Double Leopards (Mike Bernstein and Maya Miller) and New York Now Wavers Mouthus. Tarpit is their debut disc, consisting of two long tracks that beat like heavy leather wings powered by cracked electronics, field recordings and moments of fucked digital distortion. Later sections manage to approximate a similar kind of man/machine-styled damage to The Dead C circa “Sun Stabbed”/”Helen Said This”, while the second track contains moments of such dazzling analog beauty that it sounds like some lost reel of kindergarten Krautrock somewhere between Kluster and, uh, Cluster. Just beautiful, that’s what. |
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The Exploder Our Mouth #7 CD-R £8.99 Self-released album from this Mouthus/Double Leopards supergroup featuring botha Mouthus and Mike and Maya from Leopards. Sound is as beautifully Euro-fixated as the recent Religious Knives stuff, with soft oceans of glazed 1970s synth patterns washing across the backs of yr eyelids like the Cosmic Couriers play the brain scores of Terry Riley and Klaus Schulze. A beautifully pink stone and highly recommended for fans of soft dopey muzz. |
