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can you tell me if this is good or not when you're done? The blurb I read about it seemed interesting.
I need a few more listens, but I liked it ok. Kinda slow and moody jams, soft vocals. Too slow at times. Got some of the guys from dungen, and it's obvious in the guitar tone. Was hopping for some moments where they'd let it all out, but it has a sort of restrained feel to it. If you like dungen slow tunes you'll find something here for ya.
I want to personally thank Monsieur monster for bringing this man to my attention. I've simply fallen in love with his music, and he is easily my favorite find of this year. Harlem River has really been clicking with me lately and is currently my favorite of his albums, even though I know deep down that Singing Saw is his best.
Glad you like him so much. I do too. All three albums are great and Singing Saw still might be my favorite album of the year. I got to meet him and take a picture with him at his show last month. Rad dude.
I've been listening quite a bit to The Lot Radio out of Brooklyn. It is an online radio station (live, like NTS) that operates out of a reclaimed shipping container, sharing space/funded w the coffee cafe they have on the other end of it. They just started 24/7 streaming, putting past shows on loop. Thankfully, they have a Mixcloud page.
It sits at the meeting point of what looks to be 3 streets. (triangle lot) They are neighbors w practicing Monks, with whom they held a small electronic show in their church. By the map, it looks to be near (NE) the Brooklyn Bowl.
It's a genius idea, in a very basic way. Of course, it's NYC, so there are quite a few people willing to spin for a few hours. FaltyDL has a weekly show. Joakim has a monthly. Nico Jaar swung through once. Neighborhood cats that have taste. Something for everyone, for sure.
They have only been streaming since January. So cool. So simple. Apologies if I mentioned them already.
Post by captaina152 on Jul 25, 2016 12:48:41 GMT -5
RA Podcast is almost 9 hours of Motor City Drum Ensemble and Jeremy Underground, if anyone is interested. About an hour in and its great. Really wish I could have been there for this one.
RA Podcast is almost 9 hours of Motor City Drum Ensemble and Jeremy Underground, if anyone is interested. About an hour in and its great. Really wish I could have been there for this one.
...as part of RA's ongoing In Residence series we were excited to give them the canvas of an entire night—Offenbach's Robert Johnson from opening to close. If we can say this ourselves, the night wound up being pretty legendary. The club was packed throughout, with everyone hanging off the pair's every beat. RA.530 is a full recording of the party, an unprecedented (almost) nine-hour podcast that's something of a DJing master class.
Post by 𝕤𝕨𝕖𝕖𝕥 𝕔𝕒𝕣𝕠𝕝𝕚𝕟𝕒 on Jul 25, 2016 14:41:34 GMT -5
I've been playing this a looot since it came out, I'm a big fan! I'm also loving the new Crystal Castles song and really liked The Bride (Bat for Lashes). Stoked to hear new Zhu this weekend. I've fallen behind on new releases because Pokemon Go has ~completely~ taken over all of my spare time... but hey I've lost 10 lbs in the past three weeks and I'm not mad about that lol! I need to check out some more releases from this month.
RA Podcast is almost 9 hours of Motor City Drum Ensemble and Jeremy Underground, if anyone is interested. About an hour in and its great. Really wish I could have been there for this one.