Monthly Mix: June 2008
End of the week and nearing the end of the month. That means it’s time for the monthly mix for June. It’s been a month of hot weather here in the Midwest along with the vicious thunderstorms that come with. Anyway, don’t know if the mix reflects any of that or not…highly doubt it. As always the case with the mixes, if you find yourself enjoying some of the songs on it then go out and track down some albums and whatnot. All the artist names have been linked to a place of purchase wherever it’s applicable. With that said here is the mix and enjoy!
01 – Milk – You Must be Saved
02 – Black Taj – Cold Comfort
03 - Café Flesh – Plumber
04 – Joby’s Opinion – Natty Bohemian
05 – Shit and Shine – Kuss Mich, Meine Liebe
06 – Hurtmold – Smootz Da Police
07 – Shots Fired – My Friend
08 – Chug – Flowers
09 – Big Bear – 8
10 – Smashing Orange – All Girls Are Mine
11 – Ricaine – Handbook of Manual Dexterity
12 – Overstep – Tug of War
13 – Car vs. Driver – Spiraling
14 – Descartes a Kant – My Sweetest Headache Waltz
15 – Aleuchatistas – Good Question
16 – Flood – Forget the Whatever
17 – Gorch Fock – Brazillian Whack Job
18 – Festering Rinyanyons – Junkfood Pussy
19 – Black Mayonnaise – Descent/Impact
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01 – Milk – You Must be Saved
02 – Black Taj – Cold Comfort
03 - Café Flesh – Plumber
04 – Joby’s Opinion – Natty Bohemian
05 – Shit and Shine – Kuss Mich, Meine Liebe
06 – Hurtmold – Smootz Da Police
07 – Shots Fired – My Friend
08 – Chug – Flowers
09 – Big Bear – 8
10 – Smashing Orange – All Girls Are Mine
11 – Ricaine – Handbook of Manual Dexterity
12 – Overstep – Tug of War
13 – Car vs. Driver – Spiraling
14 – Descartes a Kant – My Sweetest Headache Waltz
15 – Aleuchatistas – Good Question
16 – Flood – Forget the Whatever
17 – Gorch Fock – Brazillian Whack Job
18 – Festering Rinyanyons – Junkfood Pussy
19 – Black Mayonnaise – Descent/Impact
Download (.zip file)
Labels: mixes
posted by Jonathan at
12:36 AM
3 Comments:
You sound like you ought to have your own column in a music magazine.
Until today, I thought I was the only one who listened to and really enjoyed Milk's "So Many Dynamos". That Atlanta site had some stuff I haven't even thought of in years. Glad to hear you already knew of it.
I'm particularly interested in knowing where did you hear about Hurtmold? I'm from Brazil and am always glad when people discover them, as they're the most interesting thing we have around here nowadays.
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