"Amps, Drugs, Mellotron" by Tim Hecker

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Tim Hecker - Amps, Drugs, Mellotron

Blue Jazz TV is
Adrian Knight, Max Zuckerman & David 'Fingers' Lackner

Artwork by Tom Henry // www.thomasalexanderhenry.com

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© BJTV 2015

Betty Versailles

David "Fingers" Lackner, saxophone
Adrian Knight, electric guitar

Recorded direct to TDK TYPE II High Bias Cassette live at Troost, Brooklyn on 9/15/2014.

© 2014

The Royal Scotsman

Track off of Alpenglow's debut album Callisto, to be released February 26, 2016 on Chizu Records.

Dreaming Too Much

Live studio set started at The Bunker Dream House in Brooklyn and finished in Rome, November 2015.  

The Bunker Podcast 112 - Voices From The Lake

Written for CT-SWaM Contemporary Temporary - Sound Works and Music

8 Channel Audio

For Percussion, Hardware, and Software

(This is a stereo mix)

Uses RotaryX – a custom software device for multi-channel mixing on the fly.

Banality Shreds – 8 Channel

Songs like this seemed to pour from Jason, without end, snaking behind him like a gunpowder trail. I didn't know him well enough to know what else was behind his song, moving at the same speed. 

This song, from Jason Molina's "Let Me Go, Let Me Go, Let Me Go," was the song that caught up with me. I must've bought the record right after college cuz it was already an old friend by the time I bumped into the man on the street in Bloomington Indiana. I'd just started working on music and thanked him for this song that night in front of the Buskirk Chumley Theatre on my way to a friends' house. He didn't shrink from the compliment. Instead he thanked me back and then asked what brought me to Bloomington, what I thought of it, if I was a musician myself, if I'd like to play him a song, etc. I was pretty stunned by the social grace of this guy. 

Happy birthday, Jason. Wish I could meet you again now that I'm a little older. I wish more people felt the way I do about your music and I wish you could've found your health before things caught up. 

To everybody else, Happy New Year! 2016 will be a good year. 

- DM

Buy the original here: http://secretlycanadian.com/onesheet.php?cat=SC149

Get Out Get Out Get Out (Jason Molina Cover)

Singer-songwriter Anthony LaMarca worked with his brother to bring us a beautifully thoughtful song in response to suffering and Revelation 21:5 for Spark and Echo Arts' Bible Illumination Project.

FROM THE ARTIST: 

This song is based on Revelation 21:5. This past August I found out I had multiple myeloma. It was a big shock and ultimately resulted in my having to have a bone marrow transplant in January. Before I went into the hospital my sister-in-law and her kids made me this painting that had that verse written on it. For the two weeks I was in the hospital that painting was something I could return to and find peace and reassurance. I was scared and uncomfortable. I missed being home. I missed cooking. But I knew that that verse was true. My body was being renewed. Learning to trust and face fear head-on is not easy. It’s hard to give up control, but it is also freeing to realize when you are in a situation that is out of your control. So, this song aims to illustrate a change from fear to reassurance and peace.

ARTIST BIO:

Anthony LaMarca is a musician from Youngstown, Ohio. He currently plays in The War On Drugs, sometimes with Dean & Britta, and previously with St. Vincent. He and his brother, Angelo, make records as The Building. He also has a wonderful German Shepherd named Petra.

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