Name: So Depressed by Andalusia!
Duration: 3 min 8 s
Description: Depression, fantasy, sober hallucination. It's all in there plus, some sick noise rock. (Saw this photo on the ground here in Nashville in a rather "touristy" area. Found it hilarious.)

SidewalkKisses

Depression, fantasy, sober hallucination. It's all in there plus, some sick noise rock. (Saw this photo on the ground here in Nashville in a rather "touristy" area. Found it hilarious.)

So Depressed

New single from Colleen Green's upcoming self-titled EP, out Friday May 13th on metallic gold cassette as part of the Infinity Cat Cassette Series!

Between The Lines - Colleen Green

From the album, Snakes Alive

Muletide - Guitar, Vocals, Walkie-Talkie
McGizzle - Bass
Turn Slick - Drums
David Bell - Harmonica
Burnman - Casio, Dr. Groove

Artwork by Cristina Peck


©2016 Steamsaw Music
©2016 Stereotrash Records

Muletide Perkins Trio - Hubcap

Graham Duke - Guitar, Vocals
Vann Knight - Drums, Vocals

Graham and Vann - Birds

A late night jam. An infectious horn lick, funky bass, beats provided by drum machine and kit, spaced-out vocals, and strongly imagistic lyrics combine to create something unique. Turn this one up and dance. 

Pink Peaks

Hailu Mergia & Dahlak Band "Wede Harer Guzo"on Awesome Tapes from Africa LP/CD/Digi. https://hailumergia.bandcamp.com/album/wede-harer-guzo

Title track from new reissue Wede Harer Guzo by Hailu Mergia & Dahlak Band. A 1978 recording capturing the sound of one of Addis Ababa's deepest pop/soul outfits fronted by the skilled organist and arranger Mergia. Third reissue with Awesome Tapes From Africa, following his acclaimed performances at festivals and clubs worldwide. 
https://open.spotify.com/album/6am5o1eJClWkXeh0Ex9HuL

Hailu Mergia & Dahlak Band — Wede Harer Guzo

This is a one take jam with a single Nyx synthesizer.
no external effects where used during this recording
We used a Novation Bass Station II as a midi controller and a Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 

more info at
http://www.dreadbox-fx.com/nyx

Nyx Synthesizer (Demo sounds)

Sledge Demo Mix1 - Short Version

Lucy’s ‘Banality of Evil’ EP teases apart the dark sides of human psychology and lays them down as fractured, angular tracks. Inspired by Hannah Arendt’s writings on conformity and totalitarianism SA013 makes for provocative listening.
‘Superior Orders’ is an off kilter introduction: Lucy took synth lines that Roll The Dice crafted in Stockholm and broke them down, buckling the lines and revealing their malevolence. ‘Stanford Prison’ layers wistful top lines over driving base creating a fluid, transitory atmosphere. ‘Milgram Experiment’ opens with a beautifully simple sequence and splinters into deep, warm dub. The track includes voices, but these are not catchy euphoric vocals,
instead a voice repeats: ‘I began to feel that I was losing my identity’. The tracks don’t aim to soundtrack the experiments and theories of their
titles, instead they act as a point in case. Their dense structures and repeating sequences hint at how conformity and obedience normalize the darkest of human behaviours. ‘Asch Paradigm’ is a stunning, molten close, it feels heavy and weighted but as with the EP as a hole, Lucy handles this dark material with an incredible lightness of touch.

SA013 was craftily mastered by Artefacts Mastering, Berlin.

Words: Clare Molloy

So Depressed

Andalusia!

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