Caretstik

A Cloud Mireya, 'Safety In Number One'.

Nice find. Nothing up here yet, but everybody should check this site and give the man the support he deserves.

'Infinity Sound (Never Ending)', Madlib. Yet again.

I've had something of an amorous disappointment today and I really feel the need to construct something functional but aesthetically pleasant from a bit of sturdy pine.

Chemso, that last photo you posted, fucking amazing work. Inspirational. Good to see you back posting too, btw.

Madlib, 'Understanding (Comprehension)'. Sexiest song ever, I think.

I'm down, plus when I get my own gaff again next year I'm going to need shelving for about 1200 CDs. Let's carpent. Have to say though, the second piece you posted looks like it'd hold about three 12"s.

Casino Versus Japan, 'Marilyn Set Me Free'.

Bauhaus, 'Dark Entries'.

The Black Dog, 'Evp Echoes'.

I knew I recognised your av. Andre Morell! I've often made the link between GB and classic Quatermass. And I really think the cover of From An Ancient Star is a nod to the 70s John Mills ITV serial.

And a quick shout out for Moon Wiring Club. Nowt to do with GB, but contemporaneous nonetheless and pure hauntology. Plus GB approved, by all accounts.

+ Broadcast, by all accounts. It's a matter of time.

So who do you think is gonna pop their vinyl cherry? And fuck that heavy vinyl shit, we need flimsy-as-shit K-Tel waffle-board quality. The Willows is defo my fave Belbury Poly release to date.

Welcome Wisp! Didn't expect you to arrive soon! Faves of Advisory CIrcle for me are 'Get In The Swim' and 'Energy In The Home'. And Eric Zann, the forgotten gem in the GB canon. I'm also assuming you youths have noticed the presence of Belbury Poly and The Advisory Circle on Pete Fowler's 'Psychedelic Guide to Monsterism Island'. As well as Luke Vibert. Where can youi go wrong...?!

Can't comment about Lego Welt, but I think you've got the right idea about GB. Don't think you'll regret checking out their stuff, which you should.

Spent the night listening to The Focus Group and I think they shade it for me as favourites on the GB roster. Sketches and Spells seems to be the most underrated GB release in my opinion. Check out the John Baker echo on 'Open The Gate', and the sheer dexterity of 'Activity and Scales'. And 'Jout Sections' is pure loveliness. Candidates for the GB vinyl release? Belbury Poly seem the most obvious, or some kind of split/collab EP? Maybe even Roj. Your fave GB release/artist thus far? Best artwork? Who's next to join the roster? I'll leave the namedropping and eulogies for 'Scarlet Ceremony' to kaini (master of ceremonies for all things GB). I've no doubt this thread will remain on the first page for all of two hours and then effectively die, but fuck it. YOU know we need more Ghost Box.

Madlib, 'Dirty Hop (The Shuffle)'.

Alice Donut, 'Mother Of Christ'.

Madlib, 'Understanding (Comprehension)'.

DJ Dustin Gee.

DJ Disc Jockey DJ Oliver Bierhoff DJ Calipers DJ Neuchatel Xamax DJ John Bourchier (disambiguation) I lolled at this. Hard. Fuck knows why.

Associates, 'Paper House'. From the proper version of 'The Affectionate Punch'.

Squarepusher, 'Significant Others'.

Luke Vibert, 'Pretty Old Acid Music'.