I Hear a New World- Stacks of Wax Vol.18




















This episode of I Hear a New World was recorded before Christmas, but due to working tirelessly to complete the "Favorite Albums of 2012" list, it was shelved until now. It features a hodgepodge of psychedelic, garage and jazz with a little soul and blues to round out the mix nicely. Artists featured on this edition include Unknown Mortal Orchestra, David Bowie, Albert Collins and Eddie Harris.

I Hear a New World- Stacks of Wax Vol.18

1) Abdeslam Cherkami- L-Awsaf
2) Cymande- The Message
3) Albert Collins- Kool Aide
4) Public Nuisance- Ecstasy
5) David Bowie- All the Mad Men
6) Tame Impala- Mind Mischief
7) Unknown Mortal Orchestra- Waves of Confidence
8) Sic Alps- God Bless Her, I Miss Her
9) Eddie Harris- Is It In
10) Fontanelle- Reflex Vs. Parallax
11) Eternal Tapestry- Sand Into Rain

I hope you enjoy this podcast, and your thoughts and comments are encouraged and greatly appreciated!

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No-head said…
Thanks again, Kevin. Enjoyed this one a lot.
10:28 AM
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