The most abrasive band in the world cranks out their epic swan song (pun intended) that is one of their more ecclectic efforts, but very enjoyable.

One can never go wrong with the Melvins and this more recent effort proves that.

Usually billed as an 80's New Wave influenced electro group, I was initially a little wary, but rest assured this is decently avant garde electronica for the discerning palatte.

Lively, fun bossanova.

Stones' second album the formula of snarling through American R&B songs has never been better.

An interesting Motorhead album to say the least. This one goes in a few different directions, none bad.

In my opinion, Burning Image is a better band than Christian Death, but unfortunately, these deathrock new wave punkers go largely ignored.

Some fantastic sitar music for those that wish to go beyond the typical radio garbage we're surrounded with.

extremely avant-garde noise used to alienate people.

Allen Ginsberg paired with experimental noisy sound.

old old school country-blues that reeks of gorgeous melancholy nostalgia.

Music from the golden age of sound. The voice of a phonograph angel.

Interesting post-punk/ hardcore/ alternative sounds from one of indie 80's alternative's poster bands.

Great eclectic mix of some great-sounding obscure groups.

You can't go wrong with Jello Biafra. This often unheard of side project just proves that.

Ethereal atmospheric moody soooounds.

Some of the best jazz vocals I've ever heard. Simple, but elegant.

The country God's glossary to what country music should sound like.

Fantastic voice. just listen to the voice.

Fascinating electronics.