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CHRONICLES OF THE WASTELAND.

Posted on December 4, 2015 Leave a Comment

Time for a quick excerpt from the TNUC history books… It was a cold, bleak November in 1997 and Uncle T needed some magic in his life. Something unexpected, even supernatural. He walked the streets at night until he wore holes in his socks. He hit the music clubs. He went to the movies. He […]

LE MATOS::THE INTERVIEW.

Posted on June 3, 2013 Leave a Comment

It feels like we’ve been eagerly awaiting the debut Le Matos LP for decades. For the life of me I can’t remember when I got in contact with the Le Matos brethren, but it was probably sometime during 1987 while passing each other in prep school hallways. It was around the time when TNUC was […]

LE MATOS PRESENT ‘MOLLY’.

Posted on March 8, 2013 2 Comments

WHITE-HOT WORLD PREMIER TIME: Today the baddest & raddest of synth-crushers and long-time TNUC associates Le Matos have given us the keys to their new track, the long-awaited finalized version of MOLLY. This track comes from their upcoming double-LP ‘Join Us’ which arrives in April. Stay tuned to TNUC all month as we’ll be the first place to have release date info and the complete […]

SARAH.

Posted on November 2, 2012 3 Comments

Just because we’re two days past Halloween doesn’t mean the little black angels of death have stopped beckoning us for more fresh meat. Today’s offering is the new all-out war ensemble by Le Matos entitled ‘Sarah’. Dear heavenly father does this track just rip. From the Exorcist-esque opening to the synth-splurge that quickly ensues, songs like this just don’t get passed through our offices these days. I instantly get […]

LE MATOS – HOW DO I LET YOU KNOW [VIDEO PREMIERE].

Posted on February 18, 2010 7 Comments

As I was literally just about to post the infamous bareback riding scene from Private School in its entirety, the fine folks from LE MATOS forwarded me the cover they did of Phoebe Cate’s ‘How Do I Let You Know’. Upon first listen, I knew it was meant to be. There was absolutely no stopping […]