VA - Under Water (Recycled Plastics charity comp)

[Extralife]

https://recycledplastics.bandcamp.com/album/under-water

 

The artist and gentlemen known to his family as Brian Grainger and to fans as Milieu, Coppice Halifax, Bike, etc has generously put together a compilation in support of people very close to me that were affected by Hurricane Harvey.  I am actually a counselor at a school over in the Meyerland neighborhood in Houston that was hit particularly hard.

 

https://www.wsj.com/articles/flooded-again-a-houston-neighborhood-faces-a-wrenching-choice-1504287854

 

Trying to do every little bit I can do to help....and Brian helped me to deliver the braindance.  

 

Quality is high (as usual) on this one.  If you want to throw a few bucks toward helping the families at my school, we'd appreciate it!

 

Enjoy!

[Extralife]

So....ready for the Gold Coast lp after this. Also tracks by Oxynucid, Milieu, Zander One, and Mono Peninsula early highlights.

[whosebrian]

Best of luck on the recovery efforts. Nice work on the compilation.

 

[ARPA]

purchased! good stuff!

[Extralife]

digging the Parlament.  Thanks for purchasing guys.

 

I've been following Recycled Plastics for the past couple years now, and am embarrassed to say that I have not dug into many artists outside Milieu before he generously agreed to put together this comp for my school.  Now...I have had my mind opened to the greatness of David Tagg (Gold Coast), Mosca, Zander One, Oxynucid, and Josh Mace.  Also the track "Everythings Gone" by Melotone brought tears to my eyes.

 

Ok, done being emo.  

[mosca]

Indeed it is a damn fine comp. Well worth it.

[Extralife]

Just now discovered the Melotone and NN* albums on RP through this. Seriously great label.

 

Where do I get more Mosca?

[paranoid-666]

Where do I get more Mosca

There's a release here

https://ambidextrousrecords.bandcamp.com

[Mellow U]

Just noticed this comp is gracing the forum's front page - thanks Joyrex! (Or, whichever mod did the deed - thanks!) 

 

So far this record alone has raised $250 for Houston, so your money matters!