"Bangers to get mashed to"

Just gyrations.


Route 94 — "My Love" (Henry Krinkle edit)



Doofy harps!

Chris Malinchak — "Forever"


yerp yerp yerp

Ash Reynolds — "Don't Want To Let You Go"



Sex On Toast — "Hold My Love"



Melbourne 9-piece nailing it in a lot of ways on this track (but kinda only on this track).

Bryan Ferry — "Alphaville" (Todd Terje remix)

11 minutes voyaging through bliss. 

Sammy Gordon & The Hip Huggers — "Making Love"

Kicks from the start. Someday I'd like Vache to make a mix of songs that included moments of orgasmic moans and heavy breathin'.

Tim Sweeney — Live at Melting Pot 5th November 2011

Those last two came from this mix, its got a few odd moments, but overall its fucking excellent. Old, so probably on at least some of your radars. 

Evelyn "Champagne" King — "Love come down"


re-edited by Basement Love — "Nothing Else Matters"

Let get together

All about the jazz flute at 6 mins Smooth as bro 60's girl group song structure over a chomper of a beat with the added zing of a man being stolen by a man. Boys gone wild

Under Pressure vocal isolation

This may be old news to you all, and it is slightly off track but these vocals gave me goosebumps. Freddie had unreal pipes. The registers he hits... ugh.

Long Hot Summer

Forgive my double posting! Shared this with Vachel yesterday cause it's a pretty excellent display all round. Something to heat up this miserable, cold, rainy day:

Groovy Expeditions

Hey Bang Gang,


Been wanting to share my friend Chris' work for a bit. He has two projects I'll be posting here. The first is his band, Food Pyramid, a collective of sorts whose music would most easily be classified as Krautrock incorporating elements of house, jazz and various other electronic based music. Though such descriptions are not my strong suit so don't place too much value on that half-assed classifcation.

I am a big fan of their tape III as well as the Mango Sunrise vinyl, though that could be due to the fact that those are the albums I've listened to most. Regardless it's worth throwing their stuff on (they also have a soundcloud if that is your prefered format) and being swept away, its an adventure.





Chris' solo stuff is called 555 and explores similar realms as Food Pyramid though perhaps a bit more ambient. As he describes it: "[555] is dedicated to exploring the tension between new age synthesizer ambience and the kinetic momentum of electronic percussion." It's really beautiful. He's a super smart dude with a pretty awesome output that extends far beyond these projects.

I really love the tracks Rainbow Death and Killing Joke.  Hope you enjoy!