Austerlitz

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHRZP-4icfU&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=LosPorcos

Once You Get Down

Harvesters

New York-based record label Youngbloods presents "The Willows": the second single release from Israeli singer, songwriter, and film composer Zoe Polanski's forthcoming full-length "Violent Flowers".

"The Willows is a loose, "stream of consciousness"-style journey log in which I express some recollections from a trip I made to the US a few years back, following up on a relationship that started in Tel Aviv. The first stop of the trip was The Willows Hotel in Chicago, then I went down south all the way to New Orleans. Being far away from home, but also in a state of intimacy, I felt I was drifting through a strange adventure.

It took us a while to find the right groove for this one. Eventually Aviad, the project's producer, came up with a beat that sounded to us like the echo of a far away, slow motion dance floor, and we felt it sat perfectly with the basic loop and bass progression. He also created a synth out of fog horns which got us super excited, and a big question we had was whether to have it open the song, or to keep the opening minimal with just the original loop. We ended up using it only later in the song, and instead, Aviad mixed in a sound of a pistol fire, as if to start the race and animate the first line of the song with a sonic metaphor."

Violent Flowers" will be printed on limited edition 12” vinyl LP and released across digital channels worldwide on July 17th, 2020.

Lyrics written by Zoe Polanski
Composed by Zoe Polanski
Produced by Zoe Polanski and Aviad Zinemanas
Recorded in Tel Aviv
Mastered by Steve Kitch at Audiomaster in London

Design and layout by Nicholas Concklin
Executive Produced by Nicholas Concklin & John Moses

Published by Mushpost LLC (ASCAP)
P&C 2020 Youngbloods
weareyoungbloods.com

Release the horses  
And let them run their courses 
In silent motion  
Across an endless ocean  

Back in the old days  
I’ve only known you one way  
Your voice in speakers  
Had made my heart feel weaker 

Then you became alive and played 
Your sad guitar beneath the stars  

I was a sparrow  
I flew there like an arrow  
And fell on pillows  
Under the weeping willows 

In January  
I saw the estuary  
The stormy weather  
Had worked out for the better 

And you were there in southern air 
As real as I, demystified  

Stay with me, you whispered to me 
Realize how rare these days are 
You’ll miss it all before you know it 
But i’ll be gone forever

Violent Flowers (out 17 July on Youngbloods)

The Willows

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Zoe Polanski - The Willows

The All Is One

The Same Old Rock (One Must Imagine Sisyphus Happy)

Eternal Return (Deja Vu)

Nightshift - Power Cut

GAIA

I’m Not Tripping/Composition 8

Power up! Our first new release of 2021 will be a debut album of odd-pop from Scottish group Buffet Lunch! Punchy, often thoughtful and pleasingly surreal at times ‘The Power of Rocks’ is an album filled with imagery and humour, packed with zestful tunes and lyrical weight too. Buffet Lunch’s songs are vigorous excursions, meandering into clattersome terrain as often as hiking up into the breezy, melodious foothills. The desire to lead the listener along on a curious tale helps tie things together. This is a debut LP of wide-ranging and personal themes, from irritation with out of touch politicians, to love letters to seaside living, to even the frailty and confusion of old age. No stone left unturned, if you pardon the pun. ‘Red Apple Happiness’ is the first single taken from the album, it’s befuddlingly magnificent video (made by Iain McCall) just premiered on For The Rabbits here: https://fortherabbits.net/2021/01/27/premiere-buffet-lunch-red-apple-happiness/

‘The Power of Rocks’ is available to pre-order now through our online shop on limited 180g orange vinyl: https://upsettherhythm.bigcartel.com/product/buffet-lunch-the-power-of-rocks-pre-order

The Power Of Rocks

Buffet Lunch - 'Red Apple Happiness'

Emergency Song by Midlight.

℗ 2021 Airdriver Records

Emergency Song

I’m Not Tripping/Composition 8

Matthew E. White