Sly And The Family Stone -- Life

  Wow Life is a total underrated classic.  This albums is a brilliant mix of psychedelic soul'd cosmic doo wop that can only be done by Sly And The Family Stone.

Monomyth -- Happy Pop Family

  Man I really love Monomyth's Happy Pop Family, it's got Meat Puppets style guitar noodling, with a Mac DeMarco slacker vibe, and power pop precision of the Teenage Fanclub, all the while keeping in their 90's indie punk Canadiana sound ... seems super fitting that I got it on cassette too!

Odetta -- My Eyes Have Seen

  Folk belter Odetta teaches you everything you need to know about life from prison songs, Irish tales, traditionals, and nursery rhymes, all perfectly executed in her uniquely dissident style.

Drugdealer -- The End Of Comedy

  The End Of Comedy is the best fuckan record I have heard in a long time.  It's a 70's style pastiche of John Lennon, Syd Barrett, Carol King and Todd Rundgren, featuring a slew of indie rock luminary players and let's face it we all need a little Drugdealer from time to time!

Foxygen -- We Are The 21st Century Ambassadors Of Peace And Magic

  A symbiance of Loaded era Velvets with indie pop cuteness of Stereolab, don't be fooled by the terrible band name, which I have to admit threw me off until I recently rediscovered this awesome album! 

New York Dolls -- Too Much Too Soon

  This sophomore release in parts has some of my favourite New York Dolls moments but in the same breath I can't get past the Rocky Horror sounding cheeseball numbers that make the record almost unberable ... looks like it really was Too Much Too Soon!

Miles Davis -- Greatest Hits

  Summing up Miles Davis' career in eight tracks is a hard pill to swallow, the record is so all over the place, it's like a train wreck, an airplane crash plus an alien attack and a car wreck all in the same place, confusing but estounding!