[evollove]

^

Agree, agree. (Dear lord, are they even using the same tunings?)

But I notice whenever I hear a band heavily influenced by SY, they seem to miss something ineffable yet essential, which just makes me appreciate SY all the more.

[hipster_bebop_junkie]

"Tolerancia Picante", new album by MoE + Mette Rasmussen:
https://moepages.bandcamp.com/album/tolerancia-picante

Anne Waldman digs it:

 

MoE/Rasmussen are currently on tour in Japan. Joakim got sick so they are having guest drummers, and the last show of the tour will probably be an explosion: Guro Moe, The Skaset, Mette Rasmussen, Masataka Fujikake, and Keiji Haino performing as a quintet.

[hipster_bebop_junkie]

PJ Harvey's original score to "All About Eve" is now available to purchase as a digital download from Invada Records' Bandcamp:
https://invada.bandcamp.com/album/al...original-music

 

[The Soup Nazi]

Originally Posted by hipster_bebop_junkie

PJ Harvey's original score to "All About Eve" is now available to purchase as a digital download from Invada Records' Bandcamp:
https://invada.bandcamp.com/album/al...original-music

 

Holy crap! No physical release, though, right? At least I can't find one at https://www.invada.co.uk/collections/all-products. Anyway, this is the shit! And Gillian Anderson looks better than she did when the original X-Files were on! Not that it matters! But still! 50 is the new 25!

[Savage Clone]

Age is only a number. PJ Harvey is aging quite well also. I'm basically the same age as both these people and seeing their career trajectories blossom has been a wonderful part of my life.

[hipster_bebop_junkie]

I think a physical release will happen at some point. I know some releases which were planned for the spring, had to be pushed a little bit due to pressing plants being busy re-pressing stuff for Record Store Day. Maybe it was the case with this release as well?

[The Soup Nazi]

Originally Posted by Savage Clone

Age is only a number.

One, Two, Three, Four

You might have some years on me but that don't mean anything
You might have some years on me but that don't mean anything
To me

You might have some fears of
Rejection and all that but at
The end of the days it's
A fact that we are not getting
Any
Younger here

I think that's why I liked
You from the first day I met you
I saw myself in you
A narcissistic egocentric
Freak
Just like me

I know they're just numbers, numbers stand for routes of buses
I know they're just numbers, but numbers stand for wins and losses
I know they're just numbers, mama said they're not important
I know they're just numbers, but numbers start the song for drummers:

One, Two, Three, Four

You might have some years on me but that don't mean anything...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2KfgWCZ6Ls

[The Soup Nazi]

Originally Posted by hipster_bebop_junkie

I think a physical release will happen at some point. I know some releases which were planned for the spring, had to be pushed a little bit due to pressing plants being busy re-pressing stuff for Record Store Day. Maybe it was the case with this release as well?

Well, in the meantime we should start a thread about this OH WAIT I already did exactly a month ago :

http://www.sonicyouth.com/gossip/sho...d.php?t=118741

A link to download my online capture of the BBC 4 program is there now. I listened to it again the other night and it's not only excellently done, it shows Polly remarkably open to share the creative process. Only a masochist wouldn't wanna hear it!

[hipster_bebop_junkie]

Diamanda Galás' music is now available to stream or download at Bandcamp (and everywhere else). According to official sources, most of her work will be reissued later in the year (starting in the fall).
https://diamandagalas.bandcamp.com/

 

[The Soup Nazi]

Originally Posted by hipster_bebop_junkie

Diamanda Galás' music is now available to stream or download at Bandcamp (and everywhere else). According to official sources, most of her work will be reissued later in the year (starting in the fall).

https://diamandagalas.bandcamp.com/

And she was featured on Bandcamp Daily a week ago:
A Guide to the Discography of Diamanda Galás, Avant-Garde Oracle

Love the first paragraph:

When I spoke with avant-garde legend Diamanda Galás in 2017, she had some understandably harsh words for critics who fail to understand both the deep and intense emotional veins running through her discography as well as the actual musical history behind her work. "People who do not know anything about music—notably, most music critics—really should equip themselves with the changes of the original song and realize that every single one of the chord changes I use are connected to the original chord changes," she said, speaking about misinterpretations of her performance of Thelonious Monk's "'Round Midnight" on All The Way. "It is not a bunch of keys falling down the stairs, and it is not someone who uses the song to her own ends only to destroy it and desecrate it and dismember it."

Also this bit from the Litanies Of Satan Bandcamp page:

A Note to the Listener by Diamanda Galás, 2019

Intravenal Sound Operations would like to suggest to the listener of these works, that The Litanies of Satan and Wild Women With Steakknives are not, nor have ever been, political pieces. It is suggested that, contrary to resorting to self-serving interpretation, the listener just listen and add nothing of his/her/whomsoever's own.

Thank you.

(Incidentally, I prefer the 1989 reissue cover art, but that's just how I roll.)

[hipster_bebop_junkie]

"La Bufa" by MoE, songs about feminicide in Mexico, and the american dream/nightmare. Recorded at Testa Estudio in León, Guanajuato: Said to be an almost exact replica of Electrical Audio (Steve Albini has even worked there a few times lately), and the resident engineer apparently follows Albini's methods closely, so of course MoE's powerful sound is presented in a very crisp yet slamming manner... Also, accordingly, some bass parts had to be re-recorded by the band when they were back in Norway. This is a huge favorite on my record collection.
https://moepages.bandcamp.com/album/la-bufa

 

Video for "Sex Is A Lie": https://youtu.be/ZfirM7L_uQc

Video for "Freak": https://youtu.be/mz2fOG7aBeM

[Bytor Peltor]

qualchan - collected: 2k12 ~ 2k19

a chronologically incorrect collection of b~sides, compilation & unreleased tracks.

78 tracks for “name your price.”

It was two years ago tomorrow (September 5th) that a tape label released a various artist comp raising money for my family and our flooded home. qualchan recorded a special track that started the comp......that track is one of the 78.

[The Soup Nazi]

Big Ups: Wilco's Jeff Tweedy Picks His Bandcamp Favorites

"No matter how much he has on his plate, Wilco's prolific frontman Jeff Tweedy still sets aside part of each Friday to discover new music. 'If you'd told me when I was 12 or 13 that every Friday I could listen to basically every new record that came out, I'd basically lose my mind,' Tweedy says with a laugh, over a phone call before a show in Italy in support of his band's tremendous new album, Ode to Joy. 'Sometimes I form opinions about stuff that isn't for me, like modern country, that I'm just curious about. It's insane sounding, but I try to listen to everything.'"

I imagine O'Rourke would definitely be there and that Bill Orcutt could be, but I didn't know he was a big Grouper fan. NOICE.

[The Soup Nazi]

Originally Posted by The Soup Nazi

Holy crap! No physical release, though, right? At least I can't find one at https://www.invada.co.uk/collections/all-products.

Things have changed (heh):

 

 

The physical editions include two bonus tracks: the demos for "The Sandman" and "The Moth", sung by Harvey instead of Anderson and James. A remix of "The Sandman" by the play's sound designer, Tom Gibbons, has been added as a third bonus in virtual format. You can find all three tunes in FLAC here, and, uh, probably elsewhere.

[The Soup Nazi]

"Chunklet Industries just added Lock Him Up keychain to Bandcamp, check it out here."

 

[_tunic_]

 

PEUK
they are a threesome from Belgium and describe themselves as "Think of an early Cat Power who are allowed to borrow the amplifiers from Sonic Youth and decide not to give them back."


It doesn't exactly cover it for me, but it's very cool stuff anyway

[The Soup Nazi]

Originally Posted by The Soup Nazi

You can find all three tunes in FLAC here, and, uh, probably elsewhere.

https://invada.bandcamp.com/album/al...acks-3-song-ep

[Bytor Peltor]

If looking for something new (ambient-experimental-drone) for your BandCamp page, give this Fabrica Records Sampler a try......and it’s FREE!!!

[choc e-Claire]

Seeing "Bandcamp" on my bank statement just makes me want to buy more stuff off Bandcamp.

[!@#$%!]

Originally Posted by _tunic_

 

PEUK
they are a threesome from Belgium and describe themselves as "Think of an early Cat Power who are allowed to borrow the amplifiers from Sonic Youth and decide not to give them back."


It doesn't exactly cover it for me, but it's very cool stuff anyway

totally unrelated to the music but looks to me center person needs some serious postural adjustments. apologies for the tangent but wow, yes.

crazy eyes on the other hand looks healthy upright.

ok i will look for it, thank you... but if you know her, send her word