Centro-matic's new joint, Operation Motorcide, (Houston Party Records) is an EP culled from Fort Recovery's leftovers. Leftovers only in the sense that become a member or log in.

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Wow...I just got back from the ridiculousness that is the Tarantino/Rodriguez campfest Grindhouse. I've had the Death Proof soundtrack for about a week, and thought (as usual) that become a member or log in.

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As a child of the '80s, it's my job to love '90s indie rock. Therefore it's no surprise I like the Muggabears current brand of, hell, I guess one would call it "retro '90s indie rock." I don't know much about these folks except that they are midwestern transplants living in NYC who probably really dig on Yo La Tengo, Sonic Youth, and {list your favorite guitar driven, experimental '90s rock outfit here}.

If that sounds like your bag, by all means, check out this track . . .

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Last Tuesday night, while driving west on Sunset from Los Feliz through Hollywood, en route to see Magnolia Electric Co. open for Son Volt, I listened to The Pixies debut EP Come On Pilgrim, in it's entirety, for the first time in years. I was consumed by it, and listened again, twice, on the way back home.

If I was . . .

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Rich, from the Atlanta based music blog Cable & Tweed, turned me onto this live R.E.M. tribute compilation last week entitled Finest Worksongs.

The comp consists of the material from the concert of the same name held in Athens, GA at the 40 Watt club last Fall. Artists include: Drive-by Trucker Patterson Hood, Liz Durrett, Five Eight, Modern Skirts, The Observatory, Bain Mattox, Claire Campbell, Tin Cup Prophette. It . . .

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I'm not even going to begin to claim one version is "better" than the other. Hells no. I've had the Minutemen original locked in my brain for so many years that upon first hearing Will Oldham and Tortoise's cover . . .

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As mentioned earlier, I was pretty ecstatic when "Get It On" and "No Pussy Blues" surfaced on the Internets earlier in the year. It was as if Nick Cave hopped in a time machine and set the gears for 1982. Super raunchy. Shortly afterwards I received an advance of the LP and have been thoroughly digging since.

The thing about this album, and I discussed this with a friend the other night, is that Grinderman

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Last December, a few days before catching a flight back east for the holidays, I received a package in the mail from the Tandemoro "Mikes" (Mike Schanzlin & Mike Griffin). In it, was a photo of them sitting a bar, looking appropriately holiday-forlorn, wearing complimentary natty '80s Christmas sweaters, and a CD that said "Merry Christmas from Mike & Mike."

You can now download the EP - plus two additional covers - for free, via their website; here's some details . . .

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This one goes out to mister J Reed.

Richard Buckner, aided by backing band Six Parts Seven, made it happen last night at The Echo on Sunset. The artist's trademark warble and heart wrenching lyrics were in full swing as he worked his way through material ranging from 2006's Meadow

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