Various - Don't Think I've Forgotten: Cambodia's Lost Rock & Roll40 years ago: April 17, 1975, Phnom Penh fell to the Khmer Rouge and Cambodian rock and roll was no more. Its star musicians were targeted and killed, record collections were destroyed, clubs were closed, and Western style music making, dancing, and clothes were outlawed. The deaths of approximately 2 million Cambodians and the horrors of the Killing Fields have been well documented; add to this John Pirozzis fascinating tale of Cambodias vibrant pop

Most of the musicians (Wayne Shorter

loaningåÊhis vocals to Chromeo and starting his own record label

Matt and Kim are the go-to band for raw exuberance

these songs lack none of the power that the band is known for

'Are You Satisfied

Sub Pop‰۪s first non-Seattle signing who helped lead the label‰۪s grunge invasion of the mainstream

accessible pop

Boldly eponymous

After a psychedelic intro

A classic set from vocalist Wayne Jarrett who recorded his fair share of excellent reggae music throughout 1980's for labels such as Wackies and Jah Life

' to the blues howler

‰Û÷Brill Bruisers‰۪ is the first new release in four years from the acclaimed supergroup