#zamrock

Paul Ngozi - Happy New Year (1982?)

It has been a very difficult year for most of us. Let's hope for a better year. Here's a happy new year from Zambia's Paul Ngozi.

Given that I can't choose between them, I've gone for two winners of this category;

Lesbian bed death

(UK based gothic punk/hard rock band with a fondness for horror movies)

...and...

SPF 1000

(Early 2000s horror-themed industrial music)

Honorable mention to the legendary 1970s Zambian rock band WITCH (which is an acronym for We Intend To Cause Havoc)...

Fuck it,gonna come up with a new post idea for every week. A Spotify Discover Weekly Top 5 to share the weird shit i listen to.

1. The Air-Conditioned Nightmare - Mr. Bungle. A wacky track that reminds me of the whole music style of Tally Hall and MM with a very tiny bit of LD sprinkled in there.

2. Thy Mission - The Garden & Mac DeMarco. Kept this baby on replay a few times,letting their chords and experimental ways carry me away. A Beautiful Combination of Indie and Experimental Rock

3. Love and Freedom - Keith mlevhu. A Classic from a Striking time in Zambian History. 1976 was when this Zamrock gem came out,12 years after Zambia gained independence from Britain.

4. Summer in a Small Town - Cleaners from Venus. "I'm not going mad, I'm not going mad." Perfectly sums up my feelings on this Psychedelic track,Astonishingly crafted by these English Aliens.

5. What's inside a Girl - Daughters. A very messy cover of the Cramps Classic..in a good way. The Psychobilly style is prevalent,with their Noise Rock roots creeping in there. They absolutely kill this cover,which (in my sole opinion) i find better than the original.