Showing posts with label Family Time Records. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Family Time Records. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 21

Norse Horse [Swells, Family Time Records]

Sam of Family Time Records sent over the tracks and video for their new release from Norse Horse. The 5 track EP can be found here (Cdr or cassette) which is a very enjoyable record. Check out the track and the accompanying video below. 


Swells




Tuesday, June 14

Mothers Of Gut [Stalemate, Family Time Records]

Below is another track from So-Cal's Mothers of Gut. Check here for a couple more songs from this impressive LP.


Stalemate


Wednesday, April 27

Mothers Of Gut [Wizard Tree / Summer Century, Family Time Records]

Below are two insanely fuzzy and psychedelic jams from Southern California's Mothers Of Gut. The band started back in 2007 by Aaron Freeman who released his debut LP Inanimate Sermon as a four piece in 2010. This year he brings the raw emotion of loss to his new album Unking, released by Family Time Records. The album is in remembrance and dedicated to the memory of Freeman's father.


Wizard Tree


Summer Century


Monday, October 25

Kevin Greenspon [Common Objects, Family Time Records]

After several cassette, CD-R and split projects released within such a short amount of time, Kevin Greenspon finally gets the vinyl treatment for his full length LP titled Common Objects. I've been a fan of Kevin since early this year and I have been enjoying what he brings with each new release. Whether one wants to define him as experimental, pop or droned either way his music encompasses all of the above with a passion like no other. Pick up the album here





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Thursday, June 24

Kevin Greenspon [Bracing, Family Time Records]

Kevin Greenspon is an artist; what he creates musically will either hit one immediately or the concept behind the songs will keep one sitting there replaying the track over and over, while during each play something new is found that went unnoticed only minutes before. The music is a blend ambient melodies and pop with noise elements thrown in. The songs on his latest, "Bracing" are mostly instrumental with some vocals, but the arrangement of the tracks is engaging and never really sound the same after each listen. Most of Kevin's catalog can be found over on his label, Bridgetown Records as well as some of the other artists he distros (Ancient Crux, Vehicle Blues and soon Weed Diamond)



Sundowner Lane

Softened


The cassette can be picked up here or here