Do The Loo (Casse)

Kiem - You Should Try

Ripped from a vinyl album released on Torso Records (TORSO 33029) in 1987 to high resolution 24-bit flac audio. Here is the third and final album from wooden shoe'd techno mischievists Keam. Expect more kitchen sink synthesised beats and jazzy weirdness from these Dutch masters. You have nothing to lose....Enjoy! For Rob.

A1 Time Doesn't Heal
A2 Pank Pinter
A3 Land Of Wooden Shoes
A4 My Favourite Chair
A5 You Should Try
B1 Don't Stop
B2 Much And Loud
B3 Only One Year
B4 Do The Loo
B5 Vitaminers

Everything But The Kitchen Sink

Kiem - Keam

Ripped from a vinyl album released on Torso Records (TORSO 4003) in 1987 to high resolution 24-bit flac audio. I was disappointed to see how few of you took my word on this Dutch sequencer, sax and percussion trio, so here is the second album which is just plain brilliant. There is a fantastic studio video on You Tube for Moneyman to get the unwary hooked. I'll leave the link for the debut open a little longer for those who missed it as well. Tin, pots and pans never sounded this good. For Rob!

A1 Moneyman
A2 The Real It
A3 Bahami
A4 Short Memories
B1 Clear It Up
B2 Pili Pili (Sauce)
B3 Just A Song
B4 Oej Joej

Germ Warfare

Kiem - Kiem

Ripped from a vinyl album released on Nexus Holland (KMH 7090384) in 1984 to high resolution 24-bit flac audio. It's worrying sometimes when a band is labelled as jazz when clearly there is much more to their repertoire. Hence Kiem which translates as 'germ' but really stands for Klank Improvisatie Elektronische Muziek - that should give you a better idea of what you are about to hear. - think Blurt with melody,  sequencers, and whole load of other bells and whistles. Just plug these eight pieces into your audio payer, sit back ....and let it all unfurl. There is a new genre here I am sure, somebody will come up with a name for it, but for now just enjoy. More Kiem soon. For Rob.

A1 Request To Obtain
A2 Behind
A3 A Few Things
A4 Doin' Time
B1 It's Working
B2 Pleasant Times
B3 This Voice (Extract)
B4 April Afternoon