"I wanna be down in the dumps man"
PowerLove 7" A1 - Released 2008 via Baby Don't Records.

Recorded at RCA Studio B by Bryan Sveum
Guitar, Vocals - Wes Traylor
Percussion - Zack Martin
Bass - Josh Shearon

KINTARO - Scuzdaddy

Purchase: https://newloveunlimited.bandcamp.com/album/pillow
Video for "Blakeup": https://youtu.be/8QU1xaNvpJ4

Pillow

Blakeup

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Blakeup — from Pillow (12" EP)

track from upcoming Lemon Twigs album, due later this year!
written and performed by Michael and Brian D'Addario
produced by Jonathan Rado
tour dates 
July 4 - New York, NY - @ South Street Seaport 
July 5 - Toronto, ON @ Horseshoe Tavern
July 6 - Ferndale, MI @ The Loving Touch
July 8th - Bloomington, IN @ The Bishop
July 9 - Chicago, IL @ Hideout 
July 10 - Chicago, IL - @West Fest
July 11 - Cincinnati, OH @ MOTR Pub 
September 7 - Nashville, TN @ Mercy Lounge*
September 8 - Atlanta, GA @ Terminal West*
September 10 - Asheville, NC @ Grey Eagle*
September 12 - Richmond, VA @ The National*
September 13 - Baltimore, MD @ Ottobar *
*w/ Car Seat Headrest

As Long As We're Together

FLIES 16
LP 180gr. | Limited Edition 500 copies 
▶▶▶ Out on 5th February 2017

From the legendary Omicron label secret archives, one of the rarest and nearly impossible to find album signed by Piero Umiliani. Awareness of Piero Umiliani’s genius is widespread nowadays,not least on this incredible Gli italiani e l’industria, a soundtrack of a mysterious TV documentary by Romolo Marcellini broadcasted in 1967, and never appeared again from then, which was focused on virtue and vice of Italian post-economic boom industrialization. The music perfectly reflects the contrasts of the Italian society of that period, equally divided by consumerism and alienation, with a number of tracks deliberately easy-jazz and pop-beat on the one hand (with gorgeous ballads for vibraphone, like Natascia or Negozi alla moda, and killer organ tracks, like Music Box, later reused in some movies of the 70s, as Aragosta a colazione), and on the other with a bounce of compositions ultra-jazz, close to free jazz, with electronics and avant-garde solutions that Umiliani will explore completely in the further years (it is not by chance that 3 of those tracks are also included nine years after in a new library Umiliani’s LP named Atmospheres). An essential album of easy-listening and experimental sound, necessary to comprehend the richness of a genius of Italian soundtracks.

excerpts:
B8 ▶ Bolidi al collaudo
B7 ▶ Ferrovia sotterranea
B9 ▶ Rally notturno
B5 ▶ Cibernetica
B4 ▶ Calcolatori elettronici
B3 ▶ Coltura virus
B1 ▶ Negozi alla moda
A6 ▶ Music Box

Piero Umiliani | GLI ITALIANI E L'INDUSTRIA

In this episode, I speak with Dr. Gerald Horne, Moores Professorship of History and African American Studies at Houston State University and the author of The Dawning of the Apocalypse: The Roots of Slavery, White Supremacy, Settler Colonialism, and Capitalism in the Long Sixteenth Century.

In this discussion, Dr. Horne examines the material conditions that have precipitated the uprisings across the United States the past week, in response to the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis on May 25th. His analysis includes how the novel coronavirus pandemic has led to the "unmasking of capitalism” stemming from the U.S. government's altogether lack of economic support for the majority of U.S. citizens in wake of this unprecedented crisis; the far-right political and economic policies of the Trump Administration and his recent decision to defund the World Health Organization, in turn instigating a new Cold War with China; and the hundreds of years of white supremacy and class conflict the United States has grappled with up to the present moment. Dr. Horne frames the wave of uprisings across the nation within a deeper and broader context of previous uprisings (e.g. the Watts Riots of the 1960s in Los Angeles and the nation-wide uprisings that occurred after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.), and points to the impacts the "Long Sixteenth Century" had in the formation of white supremacy, as explored in his book The Dawning of the Apocalypse.

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251 / Lifting The Shroud / Gerald Horne

A compilation of short form ideas, loops, & sketches I’ve created in attempts of forging my own musical path. // I hope you enjoy.

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Conceived, mixed and selected by @emotionalmusicofficial

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TRACKLIST:

1) Eleonora, Paradoks, Jaden Raxel - Awake (Original Mix)
2) Lindahl, KOKA (DE) - Audara (Original Mix)
3) SIS, Madd Rod - Devran (Madd Rod Remix)
4) WAHM (FR) - Undefeated (Original Mix)
5) Impérieux - Modus Operandi (Original Mix)
6) Lazarusman, Hidden Empire - Once Upon (Original Mix)
7) Virgil Abloh - Delicate Limbs feat. serpentwithfeet (Bedouin Remix)
8) Amine K (Moroko Loko), Sami Chaouki - Burning My Shadows (Original Mix)
9) Replicanth, Ismaehl - Aessir (Original Mix)
10) Bonga - Mona Ki Ngi Xica (Everything Counts Remix)

Photographer: Ksenia Fedorova (https://www.instagram.com/fedorshmodor)
Model: Anastasiia (https://www.instagram.com/anastasiia_mo)

KINTARO - Scuzdaddy

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