Yet another Google-devoid commodity, this time from a jangly El Cajon, CA export called The Ant Lions. Going on a first name basis only (that's Michael, John and Kurt) whomever was relegated to guitar in this trio was most likely an acolyte of Peter Buck, Johnny Marr, and perhaps even Marty Wilson Piper. In league with that very trifecta, the Ant Lions skewed more towards folk than power chords, and all the better IMO. Really impressed by the A-side here.

If anyone has the dirt on these fellows please fill us in! Far From the Madding Crowd B. I Don't Think So. Seattle's Matinee Idol's strike me as too warm to be branded post-punk, but too straight-faced to lump into the power pop/wave neighborhood, at least not outright. Possessing a proficient and often crafty acumen, this trio's knack for tuneful, modern rock unfortunately didn't earn them the reverence they deserved. A reading of The Kinks 'Who'll Be the Next in Line' closes out side one, neither improving or detracting from the original.

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An online query on the Idols yields a reference to the band Pavlov's Dog, a member of whom performs on Leaving Limbo, if that means anything to you. For the record (no pun intended), this ep was mastered at K-Disc, in my old hometown of Saugus, California. Video World 02. Touch Sense 03. Who'll Be the Next in Line 04. Perelandra 05.

I was reintroduced to the Rhythm Corps (formally Rhythm Method) two years ago when I caught the original 1982 version of 'Solidarity' on a college radio program. I quickly sought out the record it was derived from,, and dedicated some space to it last year.

It barely sounded like the work of the same band that found a modicum of mainstream success in the late '80s, who by that stage had undergone quite the sonic overhaul. Filling the gap between Paquet and the the Common Ground album cut for Columbia in 1988, came another ep, Esprit de Corps. I resisted Esprit. Upon first blush, but despite Rhythm Corps deeper embrace of slick, Reagan-era studio finesse the songs comprising the ep eventually began to stick (although I'll probably always regard them as inferior to more poignant, solid-gold nuggets like 'Broken Haloes').

I've given you the opportunity to make up your own mind below, and conveniently bundled with it is an alternate rip of Paquet de Cinq, taken from a cleaner vinyl copy. Click on the hyperlink above for my original spiel on that disk. Esprit de Corps 01. Entertainment 02. Two By Two 03. Sweet Salvation 04. Night and Day Paquet de Cinq (1982) 01.

Broken Haloes 02. I'm Not the Man 03. 3com Homeconnect Usb Camera Xp Driver on this page. Figure and Face 04. Solidarity 05. Just to get those of you who haven't been here in a week or so caught up, Rapidshare, my file hoster of choice for over five years has severed their alliance with me due to alleged 'copyright' violations.

In doing so they have permanently locked my account, and they cannot be persuaded to let me challenge their actions. In short, all Rapidshare links on Wilfully Obscure are officially kaput. When I these unfortunate developments early last week, I made clear my intentions to keep the music coming (with a new repository for my files of course) and revive what I can from the past five and a half years. I'm happy to report that all files from September 2012 to today are once again active! I've even begun to crack the nut on some of the entries for August, and hope to have all 2012 links reactivated by the middle of February. Once that's accomplished, I need to evaluate exactly what I'll be reviving from years past. I don't want to speculate on anything at this point, but if there's something in particular you're hankering for I'm up for requests.

Even if it's a title you've already downloaded that you think is fit to be preserved for future listeners, feel free to clue me in on those as well. Thanks for your patience and support. Here's hoping the rest of 2013 won't be a drag. After a tumultuous week here at Wilfully Obscure, I thought I'd pull out a record that typifies the ol' left-off-the-dial aesthetic of these beleaguered pages. 3com Wireless Infrastructure Device Manager Widman Download on this page. Second Childhood were native to Oshkosh (B'gosh!), WI, and coincidentally had their record minted on Boat Records, the same label that brought us the single I shared yesterday. Without any familiarity of this quartet, save for the sleeve and the Boat Records pedigree, I took a chance on Figure Skating and by and large got what I was expecting.