The Softies – He'll Never Have To Know
| Label: | K – IPU 56 |
|---|---|
| Series: | International Pop Underground – Vol. LVI |
| Format: | Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, EP |
| Country: | US |
| Released: | 1995 |
| Genre: | Rock, Pop |
| Style: | Indie Rock, Indie Pop |
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Showing posts with label Indie. Show all posts
Thursday, July 28, 2022
The Softies – He'll Never Have To Know
Wednesday, June 3, 2020
Circean - Shenorock records 1996 Edmonds Washington Indie
Circean - Shenorock records 1996 Edmonds Washington Indie Stoner Pop Rock
In the early 1990's Edmonds Washington was home to a band named Space Helmet, which featured two members (Ryan Shinn and Beth Liebling) who left to form their influential band HOVERCRAFT. After their departure Ryan Danner (Ryan McPherson) stepped in as guitarist and vocalist for Space Helmet along with Jeff Reilly and Danna Shinn . Space Helmet dissolved in the mid 1990's with Reilly and Shinn forming the space rock band MAGNOG. This record by Danner/McPherson under the name CIRCEAN is his first solo release. This is the ultimate in late 1990s outsider stoner pop music from Seattle.
Sunday, December 29, 2019
Thursday, October 31, 2019
Jenny Mae & Azalia Snail 1997 Indie Rock
Jenny Mae Leffel, Azalia Snail – Jenny Mae & Azalia Snail
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Anyway Records – 041
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Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, Single
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Tuesday, April 17, 2018
[MIX] Spring Music for Relaxing
Spring Music for Relaxing
The sun was out so I compiled some music that fit the mood. Downtempo, laidback, easy-going.
Tracklist:
Steve & Teresa "Catching a Wave" (1983)
Gary McFarland "Suzanne" (1969)
Aleke Kanonu "mother's day" (1980)
John Makin & Friends "No Lie" (1985)
Paul McCartney "Sunshine Sometimes (earliest mix)" (1971)
Paul McCartney "Distractions (Demo Version)" (1981)
Eddie Suzuki "City of Refuge"
Nohelani Cypriano "Lihue"
Leon Lowman "Morning Song"
Johnson, Hawkins, Tatum & Durr "You can't blame me" (1971)
Loose Ends "Don't You Ever (Try to Change Me)" (1990)
Jan Hammer Group "Don't You Know (Extended)" (1999)
Wednesday, February 28, 2018
Indie Pop Mix
Indie Dreampop and New-Wave Rarities
I've been jamming out to a ton of indie rock / dreampop / new-wave / post-punk recently, and wanted to capture my feelings in a quick little mix. If you wan't more of this type of music checkout my youtube playlists:
Mix Playlist:
| 1 | Streets of Your Town | The Go-Betweens |
| 2 | Grace | Look Blue Go Purple |
| 3 | Opposites | Beat Pagodas |
| 4 | Wot's For Lunch Mum | The Shapes |
| 5 | Drown | Even as We Speak |
| 6 | Move it time | Glorious Strangers |
| 7 | I Heard It Through The Grapevine (Demo) | The Slits |
| 8 | One 2nd Class Return | North Of Cornwallis |
| 9 | Shame Is A Girl | The Bridge |
| 10 | Wigs | Prefab Sprout |
| 11 | Under | Moving Parts |
| 12 | Like Ya Do, By-You | Jem Targal |
| 13 | Past Yourself | Honeyburn |
| 14 | Crazy Town | Velocity Girl |
| 15 | Mechanical Things | Sweet Madness |
| 16 | There Is No God In America | R. Stevie Moore |
| 17 | Nice Girls | Eye To Eye |
Sunday, January 7, 2018
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Thursday, June 22, 2017
Honeyburn (1993)
Honeyburn (1993)
Dreampop, Shoegaze
This is a demo tape recorded in 1993. Honeyburn was formed in the summer of 1992 by Michael Snyder and Erin Durbin. Inspired by the late 80s/early 90s shoegazer scene, they began the difficult search for guitar players in the industrial town of Dayton, Ohio. Mike Volk and Mike Smith were recruited from flyers hung up around town. Together they forged a unique wall of sound with the help of Erin Durbin's hushed, beautiful vocals floating overhead. They shared the stage with the likes of Medicine, Sugarplant, King Kong, Swearing at Motorists, Ass Ponys, and Brainiac, They released a cassette tape of recordings in 1994 and followed it up with a split 7 inch with fellow Dayton band, Cigarhead. 1996 brought another 7 inch on Detroit's Trout Records. SpinArt Records took notice of the band and in 1995 added them to a compilation called "Lemon Lime". They were side-by-side with such artists as The Apples In Stereo, Tizzy, Holiday Flyer, and Ultra Cindy. In 1996, Mike Snyder left the band to pursue his master's degree in graduate school out of state. Matt Schulz (now of Enon) came on board as the band's new drummer. The band broke up in late 1996 to pursue other interests.
credits
released July 1, 1993
Erin Durbin: bass, vocals
Mike Smith: guitar
Michael Snyder: percussion
Mike Volk: guitar
Engineered and produced by Nick Mitchell and Honeyburn
July 1993
Wednesday, February 15, 2017
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