Drag City

It comes to us by the Full Moon label.

I believe Drag City later reissued this one too.

And in front of that bizarre co-co-co.

From their album Zero, Zero Time.

People might know him from years and years ago.

I mean, like, 90s, he started doing crank calls and weird comedy albums for Drag City Records.

And now he's on cinema with Tim Heidecker.

That's how he's best known, as himself, Greg Turkington, even though it's not really him, but it's a version of him.

And then the recent collaboration between Bill McKay and Cooper Crane from Bitchin' Bajas, fluidly jamming out into very genre-less territories with the album Stash.

Crane's on organ and synth while McKay plays guitar, that track was Boulevard Treats, it's on Drag City Records.

And before that was the Basque psych-proc folk band Haizea, I think that's how you say it, which means wind in Basque.

And they only ever released two albums before disbanding in 1980.

And the track was And the River Covers the World from the album of Farewells.

And something there from Bitchin' Baja's from a new EP on Drag City Records.

The tracks on this EP from the sessions of their last album Inland Empire with some tweaking and editing on top of it.

Originally released as a two track exclusive on Qobuz.

... that documentary together.

That DVD, um, you can definitely, maybe Drag City still has that in their, um, the deep, deep chambers of Drag City.

But you can definitely watch it on YouTube, you know, several different uploads.

But man, tell me about that trip because holy shit.

... you know, like just the legend of David Berman.

It's gonna grow, you know? And I think that it's doing it organically.

I was just, Dan Kreutzky, you know, the, the, the guy who owns Drag City was here-

Yes

Brand new and form-glowing wow body taken from their unsafe permanentizing paste release up on Bandcamp.

We heard Anthony Moore from his Home of the Demo release came out a couple years ago on Drag City.

He's a founder of Slap Happy, worked with Henry Cow, recorded this Heat, and this release of the It's not actually live, even though we heard audience in the background.

It was fake.

Thank you.

That was Fire on the Mountain Parts 1, 2, and 3 by Wand from In a Capsule Underground on Drag City.

Before that was the title track of the single Land of Make Believe by Fote on Mexican Summer.

Before that was the Steve Albini rough mix of Glen by Slint from the temporary residence release of the Albini rough mixes of Slint.