11th May 2008 – 9.00pm

INTRO: PHANTOMSMASHER - Bishop Hopping (Ipecac)
1:  KOENJIHYAKKEI - Loss (Skin Graft)
2:  THEY CAME FROM THE STARS I SAW THEM - It's Time (This Is Not An Exit)
3:  DON CABALLERO - In The Absence Of Strong Evidence To...
4:  TIME OF ORCHIDS "Meant Hush-Hush)” (Cuneiform)
5:  BEHOLD... THE ARCTOPUS - Alcoholocaust (Metalblade)
6:  ZAG & THE COLOURED BEADS - Sweaty Thing  (self release)
7:  FTSE 100 - Unnamed track from demo
8:  KOE – Quan  (self-release)
9:  1-0 (DOMINIQUE LEONE)  - Kaine  (download
10: MIOCENE – Sympathy For Gordon Comstock (Corporate Risk) 
11: KOENJIHYAKKEI - Sunna Zarioki (Skin Graft)
12: OXBOW  - ...The Stick  (Neurot)
13/OUTRO:  DETWIIJE - Would You Rather Be Followed By Forty Ducks For The Rest Of Your Life? (demo)

We live in ineffably rich and strange times, and the evidence comes in the sounds of...

The jaw-dropping KOENJIHYAKKEI have a reissue of their seminal (hard-to-find) early album Hundred Sights Of Koenji with re-recorded drums and remastering -  samples and info at www.skingraftrecords.com  - Koenjihyakkei are a branch of Ruins, sharing composer Tatsuya Yoshida; this album was engineered by Hoppy Kamiyama, the (apparently transvestite, frog obsessed) svengali behind Ex-Girl. 

THEY CAME FROM THE STARS, I SAW THEM are a UK outfit making magical weirdass-disco; this track was kind of based on 5/8 and is from a great album that’s out this Monday 12th May called We Are All In The Gutter But Some Of Us Are Looking At.. on This Is Not An Exit Records - www.myspace.com/theycamefromthestarsisawthem

 ...a bit of classic DON CABALLERO, godmothers of math-rock, from album What Burns Never Returns...

Two New York bands - the hard-boiled romantics of TIME OF ORCHIDS and the prizewinning acrobatics of BEHOLD... THE ARCTOPUS - the former from dazzling album Namesake Caution (available from Cuneiform).  Behold...The Arctopus can be found at www.myspace.com/beholdthearctopus

Reviewed in the early editions of The Organ getting on for twenty years ago, was this magical tape album by extremely underground  ZAG AND THE COLOURED BEADS - who unexpectedly reformed last year, and played a splended gig (with a better-than-ever Wizards Of Twiddly) last night. Strange very English jazz-prog with great tunes, lots of lovely tape hiss and something of the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band about them - and something all their own - finally captured on to CD and available for a fiver from www.zatcb.co.uk 

...Not sure where to get music by FTSE100 at the moment, but this cracking demo came out in 2006; the main man and composer Ben is now in Truckers Of Husk who are very worth seeing/hearing; both bands are something special. myspace.com/ftse100

Dropping on the doormat mere days ago came this debut album, Stem The Tide from London band KOE - fine contemporary  heavyish post-rock with proper prog elements, self-released and impressive. Contact Koe via myspace.com/koeband... 

a piece from DOMINIQUE LEONE (under the moniker 1-0) that's been hovering around for a couple of years - great US based composer and supporter of avant rock/prog things www.myspace.com/dominiqueleone

Sadly MIOCENE dissolved right after putting out an album way way ahead of it's time (whilst being spot on contemporary) - grab this album if you find it, and if you see them tell them to get back together... the true future sound of London... www.mysapce.com/miocene

when it's hot and humid, you have to listen to OXBOW ...outro from UK band DETWIIJE...

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