Makeout Videotape- Future Boy

Death Grips Exmilitary (Official Mixtape)

RELEASE DATE April 27 2011

Death Grips - Exmilitary - 5 - Takyon (Death Yon)

Lacewing

you've lost

a long time ago when i twas but a wee lad, i was searching across the vast landscape of youtube, and found Vsauce. a channel run by a very interesting looking man, and during the video, i had decided to listen in, and found that the background music that was playing was some beats made by a "Jake Chudnow".

And 4 years later i am making a track as a tribute to his greatness.

Stargazer  [A Tribute To Jake Chudnow]

Makeout Videotape - Ying Yang

On Sight Remix (Kanye West X Holy Name Of Mary Choral Family)

Purchase the album here: goddamnchan.lnk.to/Slush

Drenched in a sonic viscosity that infuses every beat with its own personality, Slush is the new album by God.Damn.Chan on Alpha Pup Records. It’s a surrealist playland of unexpected twists where beats slide sideways, fuzz up, float away, and clump together deliciously on top of sticky-sweet basslines.
 
“It’s kind of a coming-of-age record,” explains God.Damn.Chan, aka Channing Day. “It represents a change.” Day’s recent adventures have been fueled by change. In November 2017, he packed up and moved to California, driving to Los Angeles from his hometown of Portland, Maine with his girlfriend and his dog. Day’s new album Slush references the frozen home he left behind. “I moved from a place that’s really cold to a place that’s never cold. Calling it Slush is tongue-in-cheek a little bit, especially because I got out of Maine right before the winter.”
 
A longtime fan of Daddy Kev, the new transplant became connected with the LA beat community about a year and a half ago after submitting his music for a Low End Theory Beat Invitational. He was contacted shortly afterward by DJ Nobody, and later played the club night in May 2016. 
 
Mixed and engineered by Day in Portland before he left, Slush represents the culmination of a year’s work. “I stuck to my guns more on this release, and also tried elaborate on everything more than I would have. All the stuff that’s on the album is pretty personal to me.”
 
An inherent diversity augments the album’s appeal, as it flips and glides between cool whimsy and spiked delight, lullabies and rocket blasts, droopy beats and psychedelic jams. “Syrup Bath” opens the LP with a Dali-esque brightness and chipped-out contortions. Title track “Slush” stretches open and pours out, pulling you in with nimble design and an easy, breathing bassline. Beats fly effortlessly through “Melt,” a light and dreamy dance that grabs your shoulders and shakes.
 
“To My Friends (feat. Fadeaway J)” is warm and sentimental, with a solid sound that stays connected through the track’s central switch-up. “Groovybby” shines with warmth and jazzy saxes, bristling with just enough off-kilter beats to give its round bounce an edge. “Smoke Break” slides right off the couch. “Deuces” capsizes into explosions from a starlight melody; its elastic nature is a fitting finale for the multifaceted release.    
 
Slush by God.Damn.Chan will be released on Friday, February 23rd via Alpha Pup Records.

CD / Cassette

God.Damn.Chan "Syrup Bath"

Playboi Carti - RIP (REMIX) (ft. Denzel Curry & Tyler, The Creator)

To celebrate the 20th anniversary deluxe reissue of Mirah's iconic debut You Think It's Like This But Really It's Like This as well the surprise return of The Microphones with The Microphones in 2020, today's show pairs Phil Elverum (also of Mount Eerie) and Mirah in conversation.

The dear old friends and collaborators share memories — and explore the act of remembering — in this touching, often very funny talk. Stay tuned for insights into the incredible Olympia, WA music scene of the late '90s/early '00s; why Phil is recording as The Microphones again; and metaphorically — as well as literally — carrying your trash around with you.

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Phil Elverum (Mount Eerie, The Microphones) with Mirah

one day i wanna be oshi.

my beats are shitty, but i love making them anyway.  
i post like only once in a million years.

Stargazer [A Tribute To Jake Chudnow]

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