Ion LP2CD USB Turntable

Transfer Vinyl Directly to CD Without The Need For A Computer

* What the critics said: “Uniformly superb” - Pitchfork (9.3); “Few electronic musicians out there have come close to the strength of the songwriting contained within this delicately produced CD” - BBC.

!!! (chk chk chk) have their Warp sponsored new album out this week & it's called "Louden Up Now". Now us 3 here at the towers are unanimously unimpressed with this bunch of chancers. I think they did a pretty nifty, scratchy new wave funk work-out ONCE. That is no excuse for this. A blatant rip off of Liquid Liquid & (early) A Certain Ratio . All cheesy triggered drum sounds, over indulgent percussion & chicken neck funk. Ultimately pointless & rather soulless & empty (as re-iterated by UncleClint...

I must confess that I'm not really familiar with The Lungfish mans solo work so here we go... Hmm he's coming across like a cross between Michael Gira and David Tibet doing possessed gospel sermons. The spoken word/ poetry stuff is interesting enough... I can appreciate what he's up to here but I'm finding it difficult to connect with it. Rather I prefer the instrumental blues moments. Apparently recorded with David Andrew Sitek (TV On The Radio). So there you go.

Play your album into LP-2-CD and record one or more CD copies in the internal CD burner. Or, connect your computer and easily transfer your music to your iTunes, iPod, or MP3 player. Just place your record on the turntable and insert a blank CD. Play your vinyl, hit the record button and let LP-2-CD do the rest!