1994 - Ciudades

pista 3 de #CAS19, compilado que busca contribuir a la ayuda humanitaria que México necesita debido a las perdidas que dejó el sismo del 19 de Septiembre del 2017

first attempt luv (from Centro De Acopio Sonoro)

Temple Of Glendor - Return Of The Ambassador(excerpts)

5 PERSONAL TERRITORIES -  ACCEPTING A LOST CAUSE

https://lesyndicatdesscorpions.bandcamp.com/album/mimosa

A2 - Crier Dans La Mer

QUARANTINE SERIES 08 // Savage Gary Ft. Josh Baxter (PVA) - Face To Face

About “Something in the Way”

We are excited to announce that Palberta's new single, "Something in the Way," will be out on 8/5. Since the release of the acclaimed Roach Goin' Down, Ani, Lily, and Nina have been busy touring the U.S., releasing a live benefit album and opening for Bikini Kill at Brooklyn Steel. All the while, they have been writing and perfecting new songs, a few of which entered the band's sets before the global pandemic shut live music down and postponed their first U.K./Europe tour, originally scheduled for April.   

"Something in the Way" marks the first Palberta release tracked in a professional studio environment. They found a great recording partnership with Matt Labozza (Palm, Shimmer) and took easily to putting down their new material in a studio setting while still experimenting with song-structure, as they do on the outro of "Something in the Way," a repeating motif from John Coltrane's "A Love Supreme." 

The recording of "Something in the Way" achieves a clarity not heard on past Palberta releases. From the harmony vocals to the guitars that chime and caterwaul, Palberta's singular sound is brought into focus in Matt Labozza's recording. Below are some words from the band about how the song came to be and what it means to them.

About "Something in the Way" from Palberta 

"Something in the Way" started as many Palberta songs do, with one person playing a drum, guitar, or bass riff and then the other two building off of that initial feeling. As usual, we frantically but carefully guided each other to the end of the song. When we got there, we found ourselves fading into a tricked-out looped fragment of John Coltrane's "A Love Supreme." Coltrane's melody has a direct connection for us to our beautiful friend Pablo Ramirez, who passed in 2019. His view on life—"LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL LIFE IS IN COLOR LIFE IS A W A Y"—impacted us all in such a positive way, and his beauty and genuine LOVE of life lives on through the thousands of people that he blessed through meeting. We dedicate this song to Psplifff and his mother, the amazing Mammasplifff, and all the beautiful people on the right side of history showing up right now. We love you! - Palberta

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Palberta - Something in the Way

This mini album will be available on your favorite digital platform on August 21 in Japan and in early September for the rest of the world.

Released by Inpartmaint Inc. http://www.inpartmaint.com/

Particle / Takuma Watanabe

new single from forthcoming Gregor album Destiny.
single order/stream link: https://ffm.to/gregorsenseless
album pre-order/pre-save link: https://ffm.to/gregordestiny
Destiny is out Nov 13 on silver vinyl and digital.
https://www.facebook.com/gregorsings

Gregor - Senseless

R.D.C.

From Disco to Disco
Greene Naftali, New York
February 2 – 27, 2021

"Disco existed before we were all born and will exist afterwards. It is a ritual—it is a celebration." — Grace Jones

The past year has upended day-to-day existence and put the rhythms and movements of nightlife on pause. International lockdown measures and curfews swept people off the streets and shuttered bars and dance halls. In the absence of these alternative spaces—sites of self-invention and refuge for the city’s subcultures—urban life has come to a standstill. The artists featured in From Disco to Disco evoke both euphoria and loss: the hedonism of a carefree night out and the need for escape and catharsis. The exhibition is a reminder of the utopian promise that nightlife holds as a space for collective release—of bodies in motion, packed together in ways we no longer take for granted.

Image: Michael Krebber, justus köhncke and the church drawing, 2002 (detail)

R.D.C.

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