‘our darkness’ by anne clark, 1984. by kl
a 1985 tribute to argentine dancer and choreographer marcia moretto by les rita mitsouko. by ak
beautifully atmospheric; dreamy choreography and sound… i’m a big rhythm & sound fan and i can see the homage paid here. however, the eastern vocals take this to a new stratosphere. if you are into minimal dub (rhythm & sound, basic channel, etc) and care to experiment with world music this is your ultimate answer, free download here. sponsored by the ontario arts council. if you are into dance also check out this previous beautiful post. by kc
watch out honey badger, the little bird sure don’t give a fuck. can’t wait for the album to come out. by ars
with a video by installation artist tony oursler featuring footage from time spent in berlin, mr. david bowie returns with his first studio album in a decade. quite the occasion to mark his 66th birthday. ‘where are we now’ single out today, rest of the album, ‘the next day’ is due in march. happy happy to one of the few remaining masters. by sv
yes i’m blue! nina simone live at newport jazz festival in 1960. by ak

this has been in my head for over two weeks. i would like a warm san franciscan night (i’m freezing!) in the 60’s, and whatever eric burdon is on please, and thank you. by sv
your next disc. a pretty little black thang… by cm
by ak
last winter i went to see ‘shame’ in the theaters, and despite the rampant nudity, glory holes, and sexual innuendos projecting off the screen—this fully clothed and melancholy rendition of the city namesake tune is what stuck in my head. i am currently mad at new york, and have been surrounding myself with city related tunes in order to mediate those feelings. not especially a huge carey mulligan fan, but this tear sodden version will be on many playlists for years to come. by sv
in every lovely summers day by ak