Gratuitous populist post to bring in the punters while i'm away...

...another remix of Pink Floyd by The Orb (ok, I'm a whore).

Pink Floyd: Wish you were here (Orb Atmosfear remix)

Bum Gravy Sunday Comes Early...

I'm away for a few days, but I didn't want you to miss your dose of Bum Gravy (see? I do think about you. This is erm, ooh (looks at tracklisting in style of an elderly, hairy chinned and bespectacled Aunt choosing from a virginal box of Milk Tray), erm, yes...Yes.

Bum Gravy: Third Degree Sperm Burn

WTF Wednesday...

I know I've linked to one of the tunes from Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza before, but this is perfect, a real pearl (in fact, as they says round 'ere, it's pearlfect).

It's the essence of pop and the essence of anti-pop...just pray the containment field don't breach...

Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza: More Hanson, Please

For the half dozen people who havn't come across this yet...

here's a link to the Ergo Phizmiz Banjos 'n' ukeleles version of the entire "White Light, White Heat" album...(via the superb 3mpty Fr33)

Ergo Phizmiz: Here she comes now

(Entire Album site)

Big in Singapore...

Zircon Gov Pawn Starz are Singapore's premier art-punk/electro-enfant-terrorists. They are called Sue Sue Law, X'Ho and Yeow. These may be common names in Singapore, so ignore any inferred glamour.Their album has Chicks on Speed and peter christopherson on it. You can dance to them. They look a bit like Sigue Sigue Sputnik, but good. This all might not have worked. They kind of pull it off.

Zircon Gov Pawn Starz: Drop the Attitude, Fucker

new job...

...knackered...nothing to say...here's some tunes...

Balanescu Quartet: Model (buy)

Church of Euthanasia/Chris Korda: Sex is Good (site) (site may be NSFW, depends where you work...)

Queen Mums of Pop #1...

Chicks on Speed: Warm Leatherette (buy)

Bum Gravy Sunday...

Ric8ard over at Technical Thug has sorted out a Bum Gravy site, from where the entire "Excretion 2000" CD is now available.

As incentive and taster, here's one side of their double A sided single. This was available on Fist Fun Records, and was a Sounds Magazine single of the week - I can't remember exactly what the write up said, but seem to recall it did allude to a flying saucer landing on the turntable halfway through...

Bum Gravy: Fat Digester