April 2013
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Album results for C
Commercial Suicide
Don't Shake My Tree
Free Yourself
Gentlemen Prefer Bombz
Land of Clouds
Mokomoko
Welcome To Me
45° South
A Busy Silence
A Pace Of Grace
A Trilogy of Random Thoughts & Considerations
After The Last Dance
Beggar's Choice
Beneath the Radar
Blues For Guppy
Cairo Knife Fight II EP
Captain Sergeant Major
Carousel
Cat and Sock EP
Cat! Cat! Cat!
ChameLEON
Channel Thirteen vs. Molly Says Go
Chaos by Design
Chong Nee and Friends
Chris Knox and the Nothing
Cinema 90
City Newton Bombers
Coast EP
Come Down Kid EP
Computers Want Me Dead EP
Counting Spins
Crossing The Dirty River
Cut for Summer
Cybiont 3 - Music From a Living Universe & Dark Side of My Spoon
Denim and Leisure
East of the Sun
Elixir Always
Fine
Fling Flang Flonge EP
For My Double
Forward Movement
Fusion Café Breakfast Sandwich
Future Is Now
Gourmet Guitar
Headless Chickens
Heart to Heart
Helgorithms
Hi-Score
Iron
It's Not Dark in Here
Just Getting By on Love
Kora! Kora! Kora! - The Cabaret Voltaire Versions
Like A Light EP
Live At The Muso's Club
Looking for the Sun
Mefasolate
My Love Will Destroy Us
One By One EP
Parental Advisory
Passenger
Pirouette
Plainsong
Rawahi
Read the Road Signs
Retro Electro Roots Revue
See How They Love Us
Sight of the Sun
Since Yesterday
Sink & Swim
So Dirty Everyday
So Radiate
Surrender
Surrender
Tell It To The Sun
Terminus
The Coach EP
The Great Flash
The Harbour Light Sessions
The Jingle King
The Path Unclear
The R&S Confectionary Co. (1972) Ltd.
The Radical Bad Attack
There Are Hundreds of Ways to Kneel and Kiss the Ground
Tidal Dees and Harboured Dums
Too Busy Dreamin’
Train of Thought
TV Knows Better
Uncovered
Upon Waking… Dream
Uprising
Village Green
Vol 3: Mixed CD for a Double Suicide
We: The Living
What Lay Within
Who Is Chess Countess? EP
You Smell Like The Devil And You Sound Like A War
CRACKPOT THEORYI : Vol 3: Mixed CD for a Double Suicide
By Alistar Wickens
was completely wrong about this CD. Reading the blurb that came with it - 18 year old makes lo-fi music in his bedroom and thinks the quality has improved with this recording - I was sceptical. But though I've got no idea what the previous two Crackpot releases were like (both released last year by this solo recording machine), I really enjoyed this one. If you can get past the fact that it's not the most technical album released lately, nor the best produced, and at times has vocals that sound like an 18-year old singing by himself in his bedroom, you'll find a fun, heavy album. It was a pleasant surprise not to find the lo-fi, depressing solo indie album I was expecting to hear. Daniel Ashcroft has recorded this by himself, in his bedroom, and he's still only a young fella. It's scary to think what he might be capable of with a budget, a few more years developing his skills, and a studio worthy of his sound. I for one will be waiting with anticipation. Related Information
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