DC Beltway Blunderbus

Blimp Lizkid

Blimp Lizkid rages like never before with their nu metal, math rock, whatever you call it, we just call it plain exciting, cover of Psy-Lounge's "DC Beltway Blunderbus!" 

Blimp Lizkid rages like never before with their nu metal, math rock, whatever you call it, we just call it plain exciting, cover of Psy-Lounge's "DC Beltway Blunderbus!"

Radio Oumuamua

Christmas Cover Collection

Mai the AI Girl

Tito and the Funk Prophets

Apache Fog

Kafka Machine

Dub Sound Ink

Toys I Don't Trust

The Electro Folkies

Florian and the Potatoes

Jazz Funk Greats

Azha Milan

Bleuhaus

Axylon

The Explosive Growths

The Brandos

TONEKR3W

The Dots

The New Exorcists

Curvewave

Concrete Crew

Lydia and the Hellraisers

We have the unusual pleasure of announcing the Christmas Cover Collection, so-called because we are actually issuing it on Christmas day, and it's a collection of 20 covers of Psy-Lounge's songs!  Many of you have heard the first half dozen singles from this collection over the last as many weeks, now you can hear all the hard work of 21 of our great artists!

It all started at a Radio Oumuamua party a couple or so months, as you mark time locally, ago, as the Psy-Lounge members Dr. K and Dr. Z, who are also the co-executive producers of all the material issued here from Radio Oumuamua, got talking with other bands there.  Meanwhile, the rave was all abuzz with our artists buzzbuzzing about the great covers of The New Exorcists' ""I Can't Make This Better"" and The Dots' ""Nothing Ever Touches Anything.""  The discussions merged as everyone got another kind of buzz on Cosmic Fluid™, and next thing we knew Dr. K and Dr. Z decided to provide free access/rights to all the RO artists to do covers, no strings attached.  And thus the Psy-Lounge covers project was born!
 
And now we have what is only the FIRST collection of those covers, from Apache Fog's grooving interpretation of ""420 Emergency Broadcast"" to Toys I Don't Trust's electromechanical breakdown of ""Relativity,"" available on Artcore and Bandcamp for a limited time at a greatly discounted rate, as well as, as always, out there on your favorite, or at least your least-disliked, streaming platform!

We do hope you had, are having, or will have a great holiday season, no matter when your own great holiday is, and we hope you'll enjoy this collection of Psy-Lounge covers.

We have the unusual pleasure of announcing the Christmas Cover Collection, so-called because we are actually issuing it on Christmas day, and it's a collection of 20 covers of Psy-Lounge's songs! Many of you have heard the first half dozen singles from this collection over the last as many weeks, now you can hear all the hard work of 21 of our great artists!
It all started at a Radio Oumuamua party a couple or so months, as you mark time locally, ago, as the Psy-Lounge members Dr. K and Dr. Z, who are also the co-executive producers of all the material issued here from Radio Oumuamua, got talking with other bands there. Meanwhile, the rave was all abuzz with our artists buzzbuzzing about the great covers of The New Exorcists' ""I Can't Make This Better"" and The Dots' ""Nothing Ever Touches Anything."" The discussions merged as everyone got another kind of buzz on Cosmic Fluid™, and next thing we knew Dr. K and Dr. Z decided to provide free access/rights to all the RO artists to do covers, no strings attached. And thus the Psy-Lounge covers project was born!
And now we have what is only the FIRST collection of those covers, from Apache Fog's grooving interpretation of ""420 Emergency Broadcast"" to Toys I Don't Trust's electromechanical breakdown of ""Relativity,"" available on Artcore and Bandcamp for a limited time at a greatly discounted rate, as well as, as always, out there on your favorite, or at least your least-disliked, streaming platform!
We do hope you had, are having, or will have a great holiday season, no matter when your own great holiday is, and we hope you'll enjoy this collection of Psy-Lounge covers.

Mon Coeur

Spam

The Machine Tells Me

Broken Mirror, Broken Dreams

Broken Mirror, Broken Dreams by Kafka Machine

Relativity

420 Emergency Broadcast

The Dog Eats His Soul

Everybody Wants to Deliver My Dinner

Everybody Wants to Deliver My Dinner by The Dots, Concrete Crew

Alright (Na Gut)

Alright (Na Gut) by Tito and the Funk Prophets

Hyperpop

Kafka

Learn Jazz Drums the EZ Way (While U Sleep!)

Learn Jazz Drums the EZ Way (While U Sleep!) by Jazz Funk Greats

Can You Hear Me Now?

Relax (to Dance)

We're Living in a State (of the World)

We're Living in a State (of the World) by The Explosive Growths

Insurance

Bots Won't Leave Me Alone

Ich Muss Mein Kaffee

Ich Muss Mein Kaffee by Florian and the Potatoes

Tempestuous Land (Sturmgezeitenfeld)

Tempestuous Land (Sturmgezeitenfeld) by The Electro Folkies

Dance or Do Not (You Are a Commodity)

Dance or Do Not (You Are a Commodity) by Dub Sound Ink

Drone Prompts II

vintage credenza

Ghostwoods

ff8282

Chris Perren

Timothy Fairless

'Drone Prompts' is an abstract/ambient EP series created by vintage credenza (John Russell).

In this unique project, a simple drone/soundscape - created by Russell - is shared with a talented Meanjin friend, who then transforms the initial sonic prompt into a distinctive new piece.

Some choose to build upon the track by adding layers, textures and/or instruments, others chop and rework it and others transform the source prompt into something so far removed from its beginnings that it's completely unrecognisable.

The artists are given no briefing or direction.
Each artist receives a unique drone prompt designed specifically for them.

The possibilities are endless.
The creations are remarkable.


This second installation of the series features incredible and eclectic contributions from Ghostwoods, ff8282, Chris Perren, and Timothy Fairless.

'Drone Prompts' is an abstract/ambient EP series created by vintage credenza (John Russell).
In this unique project, a simple drone/soundscape - created by Russell - is shared with a talented Meanjin friend, who then transforms the initial sonic prompt into a distinctive new piece.
Some choose to build upon the track by adding layers, textures and/or instruments, others chop and rework it and others transform the source prompt into something so far removed from its beginnings that it's completely unrecognisable.
The artists are given no briefing or direction.
Each artist receives a unique drone prompt designed specifically for them.
The possibilities are endless.
The creations are remarkable.
This second installation of the series features incredible and eclectic contributions from Ghostwoods, ff8282, Chris Perren, and Timothy Fairless.

4000 Records

DUSK (Original Mix)

DUSK

ðrone (Original Mix)

ðrone

Aren’t We in Love (Original Mix)

Aren’t We in Love by vintage credenza, Chris Perren

Aren’t We in Love

Mirage (Original Mix)

Mirage by vintage credenza, Timothy Fairless

Mirage

Radio Oumuamua Sampler #3

Dr. K

Portland Pi(e) Rats

Crow Headquarters

Lemmy's Kids

Cedric Mills

The Nigels

Zerostar

Kid Cool and Carnival

The Hank Toughs

The Birmingham Sand

Memphis Slim and the High Tides

The Funktionals

Lotta Lane

Our THIRD sampler is out!  🎉🥳 Featuring 20 songs from our recent wave of releases!  (And at a special price on Artcore!  Also special price on Bandcamp , the EXCLUSIVE outlet where you can receive a booklet, as with every other sampler, detailing the artists and releases!!)

Our THIRD sampler is out! 🎉🥳 Featuring 20 songs from our recent wave of releases! (And at a special price on Artcore! Also special price on Bandcamp , the EXCLUSIVE outlet where you can receive a booklet, as with every other sampler, detailing the artists and releases!!)

Chuck Berry's Not God, But He's Better Than You

Chuck Berry's Not God, But He's Better Than You by Crow Headquarters

Hero

Emo Death Kiss

Deep Fried Tofu's Lament

Let Me!

No More!

We're Tired of Making Out

We're Tired of Making Out by Kid Cool and Carnival

3.14 Reasons

Fresh Out of Pieland

Wall Street Bankers

Wall Street Bankers by The Explosive Growths

Kissing in a Public Bathroom

Kissing in a Public Bathroom by Lemmy's Kids

Outskirts

State Street Sonata

Straw Hat

Going Down

Going Down by Memphis Slim and the High Tides

Baby Shower Music

Nothin' But the Heavies

I Breathe Pain

Read The Instructions

Ball Street Wankers Part 1 (Side A)

Ball Street Wankers

Ball Street Wankers Part 1 (Side A) by Cedric Mills

Kufu Hustle

Bizzy Izness

Limp Blizkid, that "third wave numetal"/math rock sensation out of Milwaukie, has us over the moon for choosing Radio Oumuamua as their home, and gracing us all with their punchy, irrepressible single "Let Me!"

Limp Blizkid, that "third wave numetal"/math rock sensation out of Milwaukie, has us over the moon for choosing Radio Oumuamua as their home, and gracing us all with their punchy, irrepressible single "Let Me!"

Shark

Requin

'Shark’ is an album about the complexities of navigating a social environment and the painful ways human connection can degrade and unwind. The push and pull of different sounds and angles underscores this struggle and ultimate hope for consonance.This band’s existence has been nurtured and supported by the grace of generous souls.

This album, and indeed Requin, would not have been what it was without the support and kindness of Fiona and Martin Richards who lent us their home (amongst many other things) over the years to write, practice and record in.

You are listening to this record thanks to the enormous efforts and caring guidance of John Russell (4000 Records).

Thank you for spending time this album, we hope you find something in it for you.

With love,
Requin.

'Shark’ is an album about the complexities of navigating a social environment and the painful ways human connection can degrade and unwind. The push and pull of different sounds and angles underscores this struggle and ultimate hope for consonance.This band’s existence has been nurtured and supported by the grace of generous souls.
This album, and indeed Requin, would not have been what it was without the support and kindness of Fiona and Martin Richards who lent us their home (amongst many other things) over the years to write, practice and record in.
You are listening to this record thanks to the enormous efforts and caring guidance of John Russell (4000 Records).
Thank you for spending time this album, we hope you find something in it for you.
With love,
Requin.

#mathrock