The Delicate Genius - Sincere Treasure 2

For part 2 in the 'Sincere Treasure' mix CD series, DOADD proudly presents a Psychedelicate (un)mix from The Delicate Genius!

55+ minutes. 13 records and one CD.
Featuring new and old sounds.

'Sincere Treasure 2' by The Delicate Genius (direct link)

TRACK LIST:
Munk - 'In The Creamfields'
Clinic - 'Hijack'
The Temptations - 'Ain't No Justice'
Tame Impala - 'The Sun (Fred Cherry's eclipse)'
Frank Zappa - 'Envelopes'
Nacho Patrol - 'Mind World'
The Chances - 'Can I Touch It?'
? - hmmm
The Sabres Of Paradise - 'Edge 6'
Contra Communem Opinionem - 'Silence In The Morning'
They Came From The Stars - 'The Motherlode'
Zongamin - 'Street Surgery 2'
Common - 'Ferris Wheel'
Cheval Sombre - 'Hyacinth House'

'The Delicate Genius EP' is out now on Hole In The Sky.

2008 Favourites - Part 1

Fashionably late, in no particular order, and just in time to beat the rush... here's some of our favourite records from 2008.

'2008 Favs - Pt.1' mixed by Adam Askew (direct link)

TRACK LIST:
Tame Impala - 'Skeleton Tiger (Retamed by Canyons)' (H.I.T.S.)
Fuck Buttons - 'Ribs Out' (ATP Recordings)
Santogold feat Spank Rock - 'Shove It' (Downtown)
Wight Light Orchestra - 'Chaos & Conciousness (Pt.1)' (C.I.T.C.)
Fluorescent - 'I Heart Italo' (Refectory5)
IBM - 'A Music Box Reflection' (Creme Jak)
Sons And Daughters - 'Killer' (Domino)
The Breeders - 'Bang On' (4AD)
Robots In Disguise - 'I'm Hit' (President Records)
Laughing Light Of Plenty - 'The Rose' (Whatever We Want Records)

Neighbourhood Watch - French Rockets, WA

As the inevitable backlash unfairly sets in for Perth psych export Tame Impala, the industry part of the local 'music industry' knows that means crossover success is just around the corner (when early adopters turn on they adopted early it means the suburbs are buzzing so the EAs need to find a new obscurity to celebrate until the cycle starts moving round again... and, so on). So, of course, we return to Perth for the Next-Could-Be-Big-Thing. Enter: French Rockets. With just enough psych-influence to be tarred with a brush that can have us screaming, "Perth's the new San Fran," this trio actually lean a little (okay, A LOT) toward the post-nu gaze scene (take note of their influences as listed on MySpace) and, in a darkened room with a handful of Qaaludes, can at times remind us of classic Mebz old gazers Ripe.

So, folks are sniffing around and soon another west coast trio should be hip to a hipster label. But because there won't be any new material just yet, familiarise yourself with the kinda tuneage that got 'em noticed in the first place.

French Rockets - 'Scopin' The Radar'