Crass-Demos 1977-1979

Great lo-fi Anarcho Punk jamz. I don't feel like writing a review. It's Crass its pretty self-explanatory. Its really worth a listen.

Movements are Systems, Systems Kill, yes thats right home boy systems KILL.

Oneohtrix Point Never - Returnal

This is an absolute must, must, must have for any fans of Brian Eno, Tim Hecker, Fennesz, Wolfgang Voigt and other noise/drone artists. This very well may be my pick for Best Album of 2010. The first track sounds like the creation of the Sun or something, definitely the coolest song I've heard in a long time. The rest of the album just makes you feel like you're gently sinking deeper and deeper into a K hole. Pretty crazy shit, man. Who needs drugs when you got this shit

Tim Hecker - Apondalifa

Super intense 7" of just crazy, beautiful Tim Hecker noise. It's only 9 minutes long, but it's soundscape is about as giant as the above picture. I'm tepted to call it a wall of noise, but I think it'd be more appropriate to call it a sky of noise, or something along those lines. Yeah. Here's a preview of half of the song right here:TIM HECKER - APONDALIFA (SIDE A) by ROOM40

And Here's the whole thing

Munly and The Lupercalians-Bootleg

This man eats, Sleeps, and breaths Gothic Americana. Dark, depraved, and desperate vocals paint the picture on a canvas of banjo, and guitar. Every time Munly comes out with a new project, I am blown away. This is his newest band The Lupercalians (who's new full length album "Petr and The Wulf" has just come out, I will post it when i find a mediafire link.But its only 8 buck on ITunes and i really suggest you buy it if you like this album.) the band adorns robes and hoods reminiscent of the KKK but in realty it is traditional pagan ceremonial garb, so needless to say these guys would be a trip to see. The band is made up of two church organs two percussionists and munly on banjo at the center, giving them the sound of a backwoods pagan group dancing in the moonlight.

If you find heaven has turned you away, Follow my brethren

I Don't Feel at Home in This world Anymore-V/A

There is one thing that i will always truly love no matter where my music journey takes me and that is primitive and roots music. i love anything primitive anything old timey anything that sound like they were cooking bacon over the recording because of how the pops and cracks of the old, vinyl or acetate on the recording, hearing the needle pressing into the record, there is nothing in the world that sounds better. This record is a great example of these things "I Don't feel at home in this world anymore" is a collection of various artists recordings from 1927-1948 and it is beautiful ,immigrants, natives and travelers sing their songs for you in this masterpiece collection. HIGHLY RECOMENDED

Blow Wind Blow

The Tallest Man On Earth-Sometimes the Blues is Just a Passing Bird (EP)

Here at robin williams knuckles we like this guy, weve posted his music before , this is his new E.P. . Mostly the same great folk you'd expect but this time he throws in some electric guitar and organ in one track(and im thinking really little sound effects here and there through out). But enough technical mumbo jumbo. I have noticed that that this guy seems to put out new albums or i discover his new albums just when i need them. He keeps finding new ways to make me remember old things, both in his music and in my life.

And on this Sunday someone's sititng down to wonder
Where the hell among these mountains will I be?
There's a cloud behind the cloud to which I'm yelling
I could hear you sneak around so easily

Former Ghosts-Old Love Mixtape

One of my favorite bands. I posted their stuff before and now freddy ruppert is back with the same brand of sad synthy post-punk we all love. This is a remix,covers, and outakes album(all from the new album that hasnt come out yet but is comming out soon.) This is more than a good snack to hold you over this is a meal.

Download there>http://www.freddyruppert.com/Welcome to Old Love.zip