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 This is the musical journey of David Pajo from post-rock pioneer to intimate folk craftsman.

 I highly recommend "one", "three", and "six". For the ultra-fans, I recommend all.

 Listen to Papa M’s Audio Tour Diary Vol.1-6 and discover the rich textures of David Pajo’s evolving soundscape.

 "'I Put A Spell On You' is Hawkins' definitive song: a 'dance hall' rhythm and disordered screams claiming a woman’s love."

 "If rock’n’roll is (also) excess and carefree fun, then we demand a nice spot in its Hall of Fame for Screamin’ Jay."

 Discover the wild world of Screamin' Jay Hawkins—listen to 'Cow Fingers and Mosquito Pie' and experience rock'n'roll like never before!

 A spring breeze carries away small hanging clothes, dishevels the thousand blades of grass, and brings along fragile indie-pop songs more acoustic than electric.

 Tender guitars, keyboards, gentle voices, here & there glockenspiel and distortions. They will cradle the dreams of young 'emo.'

 Listen to Page France's 'Hello, Dear Wind' and let its tender acoustic melodies soothe your soul.

 Melvins + Fu Manchu + Kyuss + ambient + typical Japanese kamikaze madness.

 iPod. Listening at full volume... the Melvins?

 Dive into Boris' Akuma No Uta and experience a fearless blend of heavy and ambient Japanese rock today!