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World’s End Girlfriend is the brainchild of a Japanese artist and multi-instrumentalist Katsuhiko Maeda. Not much is known about him or his background, he generally seems to avoid publicity, which has ultimately made him a rather mysterious character. The music of World’s End Girlfriend defies categorization, It combines countless ideas and genres together quite effortlessly, resulting in a weird, but exciting musical world. In this world, you can find post-rock, modern classical music, electronica, all presented in a tasteful fashion. The music is heavy on the strings, horns and wind instruments with lots of haunting, eerie soundscapes that will stay in your head for days.

Download : World's End Girlfriend - Ending Story

Download : World's End Girlfriend - Farewell Kingdom
Psychetropic drones from Phil and Will of Magic Lantern.
The debut from San Francisco’s Wildildlife (nice) belongs with the ever more popular 'noise' scene. These are psychedelic pop songs at heart, they just happen to be buried under a toxic swamp of textures, power and intense jamming. To sum up the sound I'll leave you with this.. "Crusty, Metal/Punk street kids high on Krautrock, Fruit Loops, Fresh dried Peyote and Vodka go berserk and crash the local Gothic graveyard party. In the midst of painting each others faces and shouting slogans from both the Situationists and the Brethren of the Free Spirit they realize that everything is everything and free fall through space in a liberated mindmeld."
Download : Wildildlife - Six
Jim Goad is a talented guy, he's a writer, musician, actor, DJ and even a convicted felon. Goad gained notoriety with his underground zine ANSWER Me! in the 90's, with subsequent books 'The Redneck Manifesto' and his autobiographical 'Shit Magnet' which he wrote during his 2 year stint in jail for beating up his psychotic stripper girlfriend. On Truck-Drivin' Psycho he performs fourteen country-style trucker songs with band The Horny Lumberjacks, perfect for long late night drives, play loud, drive fast, smoke plenty and you'll be toe-tappin in no time.
Download : Big Red Goad - Truck-Drivin' Psycho
6 and 12 String Guitar is the second album by Leo Kottke, a solo instrumental steel-string acoustic guitar album known as the Armadillo album after the animal illustrated in the distinctive cover art. The album showcases hard-driving polyphonic finger-picking style playing that even at the fastest tempos, the notes are clean and crisp. True to its title, the album contains performances on both 6 and 12 String acoustic guitars, some using a slide. Although Kottke has included vocals in other albums, this album is all instrumental — the liner notes contained Kottke's famous apology that his voice "sounds like geese farts on a muggy day."
Download : Leo Kottke - 6 and 12 String Guitar 1969