The Burning Hell
The Burning Hell is the ongoing musical project of songwriter Mathias Kom and multi-instrumentalists Ariel Sharratt and Jake
Nicoll, often including additional comrades and collaborators.
Their densely populated genre-shifting songs are packed with an abundance of literary, historical, cultural, and pop-cultural forebears, heroes and villains, subjects and objects, stories and hooks.
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The Burning Hell recommends:
New Cologne
by Stanley Brinks & Freschard
Considering that Stanley Brinks and Freschard have two million albums, it's hard to pick just one, but this is my fave. "The Lottery" is one of the best songs ever written.
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The Volume Wars
by Construction & Destruction
We've toured with them, covered them, and organized a tribute album to them - Colleen and Dave (Construction & Destruction) are amazing!
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It's the Ones Who've Cracked That the Light Shines Through (2003)
by Jeffrey Lewis
Jeffrey Lewis is unquestionably one of the best songwriters walking the planet. "Don't Let The Record Label Take You Out To Lunch" is one of my personal anthems as a musician.
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the Songs of Jason Molina
by the Wave Pictures
supported by 9 fans who also own “Tired Of Playing Music”
I love the music of Jason Molina. I adore the music of The Wave Pictures This record gives Jason's music a somehow positive spin, despite the fact that it is still all about pain and suffer
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2020 Tapes (Shelter-at-Homerecordings & Pandemos)
by Jeffrey Lewis
supported by 9 fans who also own “Tired Of Playing Music”
I have a kid who was a baby when the pandemic started and a toddler now. When he’s older and asks what the pandemic is like I’m gonna put this album on and pour myself a drink- this covers it all. Feels surreal to imagine ever having the privilege of going to see a Jeffrey Lewis show again but it’s top of my list when this crap is over.
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Sweet Tooth (Extended Version)
by Kaycie Satterfield
Can’t-miss, sunshine-y vocal melodies glide through warm guitar pop for a surge of summer in the midst of winter.
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