Meanwhile,back in South Wales, we present some super-claustrophobic demos from Cardiff's own introspective minimalists, Young Marb...

We have a short break in our stay in South Wales, and briefly return back across the Severn Bridge to Bristol via Penzance, as some k...

The best thing to come out of Wales is normally the M4 motorway right?.......but, whats the best record ever to come out of Wales? T...

Well if you liked "Is The War Over?(a Cardiff Compilation)" , you're gonna like this. A kind of  'Best of...' Sou...

After Cornwalls' king of obscurity, Chorcazade ,its only right to stay firmly in the south-west of the uk, and cross the Bristol ...

Proto-Post Rock is the made-up genre for this deeply buried and deeply good lost album from another lost British group. Pre-dating the v...

"Indie" was supposed to be music for misfits,but even within these ranks there were outsiders.None more so than this Cornish...

Amazingly,five of the Ron Johnson stable appeared on the Iconic 'Indie' compilation "C-86", as released/compiled by t...

The ironically titled "The Gift Of Life", was, funnily enough, an early release on Alan McGee's  nascent Creation Record...

The Nightingales and The Membranes were probably the earliest flowering of the Ron Johnson template. The Membranes being closely associ...

Here's Bogshed's first album part two, aka the second album, but the same as the first. Chock full of 'shambling' discor...

Bogshed, as brilliant as they were,and like many other similar alternative pop groups,had a tendency to repeat themselves, and very o...

Any record with a song called "Panties Please" on it has to be good right? Bogshed's debut release on John Robb of the...

A collection of Bogshed's greatest work.Which, as per usual, was recorded at the BBC. Full of alternative pop classics such as ...

Then we had the crop of groups who should have been on Ron Johnson Records instead of The Sewer Zombies and The Ex. The most shining ex...

I said I didn't have "Boretronix 1", but now I do, thanks to the lovely Bleak Bliss blog, who seems to always have every...

We are getting in really dodgy territory now, 1992. A truly terrible year for music. Awful sampling abuse, Dire drum machine conformity,...

If it wasn't for japan, i don't think there would have been anything worthwhile to listen to in 1990. All the UK was too interes...

Yamatsuka Eye, another of the guests on John Zorn's various Grindcore projects, notably Naked City, was in the Boredoms of course. S...

A highly regarded self-released tape from a prototype Unseen Terror line-up, including Shane Emburey (Although he denies all knowledge of...

Here's the legendary Peel Session by Unseen Terror, with guest vocalist Mick Harris on lead growling. This benefits from having rea...

The opposite end of the scale for snobbery and pretentiousness are a large majority of Metal categories, especially Grindcore and Spe...

Jazzers, in general,aren't the most open minded of musicians, and do tend towards some rather unpleasant displays of intellectual sn...

A Godflesh/Napalm Death/Last Exit supergroup with special guest star, John Zorn on Sax abuse. You won't find any other Godflesh o...

The gore-fest continues with this unlikely combination of Grindcore and Avant Garde Jazz, that gave birth to the sub-genre of,yes, '...

I haven't listened to, or rather endured, this  for about 25 years! It certainly stuck out in the album racks at the record sh...

Before the Grind took hold, our buddies in Napalm Death were carbon copy Anarcho-Punks; they were even featured on Crass Records...

Twenty Five 'songs' in 20 minutes?!Now, that's either value for money or a total rip off! In my humble opinion it's ...