Low Supply #2: Futurisk - Army Now 7"

Second in a series of hard-to-find albums of jittery genius.

Futurisk / The Sound of Futurism 7" (1980, Clark Humphrey)

1. Army Now
2. What We Have to Have

Here's the boys from South F-L-A performing "Army Now" in 1982 on the Ed Rich Rock Show. On vocals: Ian Curtis with terrible hair dancing as if his business school application depended on it. On Moog: Jonah Hill.

get the vinyl reissue

"superlative superlative superlative"

click WAVVES / No Hope Kids

best death scene

also click WAVVES / So Bored

Not not a -cover, as yet unreleased, to appear on the forthcoming follow-up LP, read here.

Low Supply #1: North Korea - Radio Pyongyang

First in a series of kindasortahardtofind albums of yepic lunacy.

This one's 47 minutes of transmissions taped from North Korea's Radio Pyongyang. It was released by Sublime Frequencies but is now out of print. Remember, in the DPRK the radios are modified to receive only government broadcasts. And they have no ON/OFF switches.


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Radio Pyongyang / Commie Funk & Agit Pop from the Hermit Kingdom

CLICK FOR MP3
Radio Pyongyang / Track 2: New Model Army

TRY TO BUY BUT SO OUT OF PRINTSTOCK