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Beaches LP by Beaches (vinyl)
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MIST023LP BEACHES LP by Beaches |
Limited edition vinyl copy of the debut self titled album by Beaches. Available now for $35 including postage in Australia (please email us for overseas rates - info(at)mistletone.net). “Beaches craft psychedelic music in its prototypical jamming guise; lush kaleidoscopic aural landscapes where every glance reveals something old, something new, something weird and something pretty fucking fantastic.” |
Beaches CD by Beaches
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MIST023 BEACHES CD by Beaches |
The debut self titled album by Beaches is a journey into the sublime. Twelve songs born out of sprawling jams, chiselled into rough-diamond perfection, laden with cosmic guitar stretches, vast textures, conjuring voices and phantom frequencies. Hailing from Melbourne, Australia, the five women of Beaches have created a psych-rock epic, steeped in the imagery of the natural and temporal world. |
Bad Vibrations by Panel of Judges
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MIST025 BAD VIBRATIONS by PANEL OF JUDGES |
Panel of Judges have made the modest masterpiece of their 10 year career. Bad Vibrations crystallises everything that is great about these beloved bastions of the Melbourne underground: restless imagination, lazily catchy melodies, epic rhythms, and heavenly riffs. |
Cosa Astral by Coconot
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MIST024 COSA ASTRAL by COCONOT |
Coconot (Pablo Díaz-Reixa, Cristian Subirà and Jens Neumaier) are frontrunners of Barcelona’s thriving underground music scene. Their incredible new album Cosa Astral is a stunning leap forwards which twists the limits of pop music into a new sphere. Here is a place where beauty flows and joy shines forth in a riot of colorful, swirling tropicalismo-psychedelics. The soundtrack to a heady, sunshiney summer! |
Delays by Mark Barrage
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MIST022 DELAYS by Mark Barrage |
Melbourne’s cracked pop fuzzbox MARK BARRAGE makes a nervy sound tonic. Straddling the twin influences of electronic music and underground rock, Delays is a Morphean album in the spirit of Australia’s Severed Heads, the classic Komische groups and hard-art overseas labels Human Ear Music and Sacred Bones. |
Used to Be 7″ single by Beach House
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USED TO BE 7″ |
The very first Beach House seven inch single! This limited edition single features the divine new song “Used To Be” (as heard on the Beach House Australian tour!). The b-side is a four-track demo version of “Apple Orchard” (from the Beach House debut album) recorded three years to the month before the new song. It’s one of the first things Alex and Victoria recorded together as Beach House. With this tiny single, one can hear a small history of our beloved Beach House, where they came from, and where they’re going. Tracklisting: 1. Used To Be 2. Apple Orchard (virgin four track recording) |
High Places by High Places: limited edition vinyl
High Places by High Places: CD
03/07-09-07 by High Places
| The first release by Brooklyn duo High Places (Mary Pearson and Rob Barber) is a collection of singles previously only available in the digital world. Just $15 including postage! “Intimate enough to sleep in, rhythmic enough to dance to; lo-fi and simple, but strange enough to get lost in” - PITCHFORK (Rating: 8.2) |
Dream Island Laughing Language by Lucky Dragons
| Lucky Dragons is the brainchild of Los Angeles savant Luke Fischbeck, together with Sarah Rara and other collaborators. Dream Island Laughing Language, the 19th release by Lucky Dragons details the continuing pursuit of a humble and ecstatic, drippy and explosive, smoldering and upset music. |
El Guincho: Alegranza
| Alegranza, the mind-blowing debut by Barcelona’s El Guincho (alias Pablo Díaz-Reixa) is a mix of afro-beat percussion, calypso harmonies, psych tropicália, world music samplers, doo wop, trance repetition, underwater pop, steel drums and island feeling plus club oriented song structures, uptempo beats and exotica production. Mistletone is proud as a parrot to give Alegranza its first release outside Spain on a beautiful glossy digipak. Fantástico! |
Kes Band by Kes Band
| The extraordinary Kes Band album was recorded by James Cecil of Architecture in Helsinki fame in his Super Melody World studio. Kes Band is a stupendous leap forward from “The Grey Goose Wing”, with the same adventurous spirit but with a more concise and accessible pop sensibility. Now reissued in digipak format. |
Kes Band cassette
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MIST017 CASS KES BAND CASSETTE |
A spunky cassette edition of one of our favourite albums: Kes Band by Kes Band. Tailor made for your next road trip! “Kes Band is a statement by a songwriter ready to move away from being the “weird kid” in the Aussie music class and step up as a real contender for the world stage worth following to the very edges of his fantastic ideas.” - INPRESS |
Beach House: Devotion
| Baltimore duo Beach House have returned with their sophomore full length, entitled Devotion. Alex Scally and Victoria Legrand have written eleven delicate pop tunes about love, feeling, and, of course, devotion. If you loved their debut you will fall even deeper this time! |
Ross McLennan: Sympathy For The New World
| This stunning home recorded masterpiece charts the dizzying artistic progress of Australian visionary Ross McLennan following his post-Snout solo debut Hits From The Brittle Building, and will delight his many fans as well as turning a new generation of listeners on to his twisted pop precocity. Sneakily spectacular, introspectively epic and inevitably classic, Sympathy For The New World is a must-hear! |
Evangelicals: The Evening Descends
| Tales of religion and revivalism, plus insanity, drugs, black-outs, zombies, good and evil, car crashes, love, and a mental institution called Bellawood. Dabbling in glam, slipping in a little funk and soul, drinking the psychedelic Kool-aid, blasting the synths, cranking up the guitars, and wrapping it all up with a dose of pop smarts — Oklahoma’s Evangelicals are off the chart! |
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