Hello! Hollow Press has been off-line for ages. As usual, the goal is to change that. To kick off this hopeful/possible/potential reboot, please enjoy a Mixtape only semi-accurately entitled "Punks in the Wilderness".
1. Alabama Sacred Harp Singers - The Last Words of Copernicus
2. Bikini Kill - Rebel Girl
3. Pavement - Stereo
4. Bill Callahan - America!
5. Disappears - Joa
6. Crystal Stilts - Prometheus at Large
7. Deerhunter - Monomania
8. The Rats - Can Never Go Back
9. Colin Stetson - Brute
10. Modest Mouse - Cowboy Dan
11. The Velvet Underground - Heroin
12. Lee Noble - Wring the Rag
13. Blackout Beach - Inverted Dread
14. Flash Lights - Untitled 2
15. I.D. Beck - Testimony
58:09
Friday, September 27, 2013
Monday, June 3, 2013
Jack Dump (Alex Hood) - Fuzzy Ballet
"Fuzzy Ballet" is the newest caustic, scuzzy, lo-fi solo punk/noise offering from Alex Hood (of Zombi Jazz) as Jack Dump. Hood explores some new territory here, with the looped vocal chorale "Type 2 Diabetes" and the 80s synth pop sounding "Pacifisiting," but the bizarre jazz piano, perverse lyrics, off-kilter vocals, video-game-inspired synth lines, and ultra lo-fi drum machines from previous releases are here to stay.
Highlights include "Lloyd Blankfein," "It's Inevitable," "Fuck You Twice," "Dopamine Machine," and the ferocious, sea-sick cover of Carly Rae Jespen's "Call Me Maybe"
Highlights include "Lloyd Blankfein," "It's Inevitable," "Fuck You Twice," "Dopamine Machine," and the ferocious, sea-sick cover of Carly Rae Jespen's "Call Me Maybe"
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