hey everybody, i know this isn't quite "idm" but i
thought i'd pass it along anyway, since everyone here
probably has broad musical tastes... (sorry for being
off-topic)
come out and say hi if you're in the nyc area...
brasilia
panda bear w/avey tare & deaken
fear & trembling
saturday, sept. 7th. starts at 9p.m.
alterknit theatre at the knitting factory in new york
city
74 leonard st. btwn broadway & church
www.knittingfactory.com
*brasilia*- "Like the chilly Krautrock drones of early
Stereolab, Brasilia's music chugs along fuzzy bass and
the warm waves of a vintage organ. Vocalist Jen sings
simple yet sticky melodies that are padded with
socialist lyrics. But Brasilia offer a more laid back
and lulling form of dream pop, eerie yet soothing in
its bare bone approach. Bassist Roy provides most of
the melodic foundation taking the place of what would
traditionally be the role of a guitarist. (In fact
it's hard to tell that there are no guitars present.)
Dreamy organ swells oscillate and envelope each track
with a haze of sweet dissonance gently nudged by
angular drums." -other music
*panda bear w/ avey tare and deaken*- "Insofar as it
seems the Animal Collective's output has been geared
to a cosmopolitan, fashion-meets-noise cognoscenti
(like their compatriots Black Dice, most of the press
these guys have garnered has been from foreign fashion
magazines) it must be said that in the course of their
presenting themselves, whether on record or live, they
go about things with such quizzical resolve that it
effectively negates any sense of pretentious
impropriety or other. Perhaps it's the ever-present
semblance of narrative, or the alleged narrative
structure's predication on haunted, vocal concerns,
but I find their music to be possibly some of the most
'human' out there. As I stated earlier, regardless of
the existence of intellectual or conceptual intent on
the part of Tare, Bear, or the Geologist, much of the
evidence would be destroyed in the dramatic upheaval
of their chosen, extremely 'human' methods of relaying
this intent."- other music
*fear & trembling*- sparse soundscapes using looped
guitar, sax, female vocals, and possibly drums.
reference points include "pygmalion"-era slowdive,
dead can dance...
thanks- roy
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brasilia
http://www.unovis.org
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