Pomodoro Wave invite Maraudeur, qui nous partage leurs différents univers à travers un set qui leur ressemble. Un mélange de pleins d'épices pour donner un gôut tout à fait à leur sauce.

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Pomodoro Wave (16/06/21) w/ Maraudeur

Death of Silence

LAIN PRONE Album credits:

Written by Ben Godfrey
Produced by Robert Ellis
Mixed by Josh Block
Mastered by Heba Kadry
Engineered by Seth Manchester
Guitar, Bass & Keys by Robert Ellis
Vocals & Guitar by Ben Godfrey
Guitar & Bass by Adam Nguyen
Percussion by Grant Martin
Woodwinds & Electronics by Isak Gaines
Management by Dust Reid

© Feel Bad Records, 2021 under exclusive license to Niles City Records

Mount Misery

No Singing's debut from Ben Godfrey (aka Belaver)

Care Takers

PG 1

Written and Produced by Deep Cuts
Mixed by Steve Christensen 
Mastered by Joe Lambert

Lyrics:

Will you take me back
After all I’ve done
After all this shit is through
After all I’ve done to you

Will you take me back
Once I wash it off
Once I learn the lesson well
And you forget the way you felt

I know I fucked up (x3)
I know

Will you take me back
When my will returns
When these trembling hands are still
Where’s my coffee and Advil

Will you take me back
Like you did before
All the ways I made you cry
I cut your hair, I hurt your pride

I know I fucked up (x3)
But will you let me back inside

Will you take me back
Unconditional
Like the time I broke your phone
Child screaming from his throne

Will you take me back
I’d do anything
It shouldn’t have to end like this
Just think of all the things you’ll miss

I know I fucked up (x3)
I know, you're right
But will you let me back inside
Will you take me back?

Take Me Back

Comatose Come Christmas

SSFB #19 at Red Light Radio w/ Mark Knekelhuis

Out My Life

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Lyrics:

The bust got busted on the floor 
Ludwig's looking a little sore 
With his good eye saying something 
Like "You're not twenty anymore" 
The whole downstairs reeks of booze 
The front doorknob's coming loose 
You mighta thought you were getting better 
Here you are, what's your excuse? 

The way the house looks 
You might think we were renovating 
All of these parties 
What are we celebrating? 

She took off sometime after 2 
With a dude less drunk than you 
there's a stranger on the love seat 
With the strangest looking bruise 
A trail of glass leads down the hall 
An epithet scratched on the wall 
The window's broken from the inside 
But here you are, who will you call? 

The way the house looks 
You might think we were renovating 
All of these parties 
What are we celebrating? 

The way the place looks 
You’re not sure who lives here lately 
All of these bodies 
What are we celebrating 

The trail leads out into the yard 
You step on a couple of shards 
You don’t mind because it wakes you up 
Helps you back into the start 
Of a day rising anew 
Cheers to the radical you 
The one who almost lived through yesterday 
The day before yesterday too 

You wonder if you might be cursed 
With a perpetual thirst 
One that dries you up and wears you out 
maybe that’s what you deserve 
Step over some people you know 
And others you’ve seen out at shows 
You think of thirty years from now 
How it all comes to a close

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SLIP OFF IN THE DARK (EP)

release date: Friday, July 13th 2018 via Feel Bad Records

written & recorded by Deep Cuts
mixed by Steve Christensen
mastered by Joe Lambert

Slip Off In The Dark

What Are We Celebrating

Dea Barandana is an artist we are thrilled to see make the step from his local scene towards the international circuit. Originally from Jakarta, where he started out mixing records for a local breakdance crew, he was eventually throwing warehouse parties before ending up one island further, on Bali, where he’s a familiar face at Potato Head Beach Club and Studio Eksotika.

This mix he did for us lays out his talent for weaving together unfound rarities from then and now, connecting dots between different musical tropes of the Asian diaspora. The result is a meandering journey across forgotten recordstores and dusty crates, reminiscent of island life and the smell of kretek, to modern club music and back. 

Starting off like a warm breeze, the mix quickly gears up to grooving disco and bright Asian synthpop. Further down the 100-minute trip, the journey spirals from its effervescent moods down into darker, more spiritual affairs, with compelling percussion and sturdier basslines — just before locking down with laidback, dreamlike endnote to seal it off.

Dekmantel Selectors Podcast

Selectors Podcast 023 - Dea Barandana

mgmt: dustin@redhot.org

Drawing influences from icons Neil Young and David Bowie as well as alt-country stars like Bill Callahan and Townes Van Zandt, Belaver creates melancholic pop music with elements of goth, folk, lo-fi, indie rock, and electronic music.

Belave (buh-lay-ve) means 'to wash all over' or 'to refresh, strengthen oneself, rest' --
Belaver (bell-ah-ver) is 'one who washes over' or 'one who is refreshing in rest.'