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I'm in the process of making myself a new mix. My process: go through music I own, hope that a song catches my attention, dump it into a folder of songs I think it might work well with and then gradually order and prune the mix into something listenable, sometimes successfully, sometimes not. One of the songs that jumped out at me was 'What's That Got To Do (With Loving You?)' from the (formerly) San Francisco trio Los Microwaves off their 1981 album, 'Life After Breakfast'. Every song has something to offer (even the few that don't do much for me) but this one has the most "groove" IMO (FYI: their song 'T.V. In My Eye' was covered by Le Shok in 1999 and I remember reading somewhere that Los Microwaves were inspired to get back together after David Javelosa saw a "young punk band covering our song" and I like to think it was Le Shok). There was a review of Los Microwaves in Maximumrocknroll that said they were "nestled somewhere between post-punk and synth pop" and that description works for me. I'm not sure how popular the band ever got but so many current acts in the synthwave/postpunk continuum feel like they're cribbing from bands like Los Microwaves. If they aren't then they should be.
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Maximum Rocknroll June 1994
Maximum Rocknroll 133 (1994 June) Major Labels [condensed reprint]San Francisco CA
Hardcore Architecture Available at www.draw-down.com Hardcore Architecture explores the relationship between the architecture of living spaces and the history of American hardcore bands in the 1980s. Other underground or marginal forms of music are sometimes included in the project where applicable. Band addresses in this booklet were discovered using contact listings found in demo tape and record reviews published from 1982-89 in the magazine Maximum RocknRoll. Google Street View was used to capture photos of homes (street names and numbers are removed to respect the privacy of people currently living at these addresses.) #TheCrucifucks #CapitalistCasualties #PoisonIdea #SonicYouth #UniformChoice #MurphysLaw #ProjectX #SuburbanMutilation #PussyGalore #HardcoreArchitecture #HardcorePunk #MaximumRocknRoll (at Chicago, Illinois) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBs_0ypncRt/?igshid=1bpyczy45cxgh

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Latest crate dig. Its so nice to have the record shop open again Conmungos – Self-Typo'd LP (2011) Maximumrocknroll compilation – Public Safety LP (2006) King Of Cats – Working Out LP. (2014) Ned's Atomic Dustbin – The Ingredients 12" (1990) Tomutonttu / Oneohtrix Point Never – Likaiset Pilvet / Wayland Lincoln Border. 7" Split (2010) The Murder Of Rosa Luxemburg – Secret Bark Language 7" (2004) Dangus Tarkus – Binky Boy 7" (2016)
@fuckedandboundofficial in the new @maxrnr check it out. #atomicaction #fuckedandbound #mrr #maximumrocknroll #seattle https://www.instagram.com/p/BntRjwnH4q-/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ba26y8ij6cqd
#oxidantpv interview in the upcoming @maxrnr #maximumrocknroll