July 2017 二十七

Existencial Dread

See No Evil

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lyrics~

down below
my thoughts can wander and i
let go
i don’t need much in my life
i know
i like it better underwater

ive been drowning in anemone
here you’ll never get the best of me
ive been drowning in anemone
breathing deep 
breathing deep

down below
sandy like the ocean floor
quiet like i like it
here ill never be alone

i pause my life
i spend my time
its always right
its never wrong to try

it’s been alright
ive been alright

but here its better
i heal better

i like it better underwater
send me underwater


feeling little pulls
wont get the best of me so 
la la la lets go
a little destiny 
to tell you what you know
a fatal recipe of life

dreaming ‘bout a place 
where i can be by myself

anemone

The Hundred In The Hands return with their third album Love In The Black Stack; a swoony late-night soundtrack to the catastrophic present. 

Eleanore Everdell and Jason Friedman began working on these intimate new songs and ambient tracks using cassettes recorded in the late ‘90’s, demos, voice-memos, field recordings and other half-forgotten ephemera collected over the years. They then went back into the studio with producers Vito Roccoforte and Gabriel Andruzzi (The Rapture, Vito and Druzzi) -- who both add their indelible stylistic synth and percussion work -- and together helped re-work the material for an album conceived as the score to a larger art installation/performance piece. 

The final 11 songs yo-yo from the insular romance of “I Follow”, “Pale Moon Out” and “Felt A Love” to the jagged pulse of “Proof of Love”, “Red Eyes Rising” and cascading drive of “Wade Up”; alternately grounded in the deep searching harmonies of Eleanore’s layered vocals and the purposeful silences and slipped rhythms of the off-kilter production. 

With lyrical through-lines moving from satellites and constellations “high above the earth,” through “telephones ringing in empty rooms” and unwinding under rising tides — and with themes loosely touching on gentrification, environmental collapse, and occult technological faiths — Love in the Black Stack is an attempt to find the gaps still ungoverned by these global forces and to create sense and connection from incomprehension and dislocation. 

An accompanying virtual album-cover layered with lyrics, credits, crypto/mystic-diagrams and extraneous texts is online at: LoveInTheBlackStack.com. 

This is the first release since 2012’s Red Night (Warp) and the first for their label New Ancestors: a journal/label focusing on artist-to-artist relationships and patient journalism examining, supporting and challenging vital culture
credits
releases June 16, 2017
(c) & (p) 2017 Eleanore Everdell & Jason Friedman 
EEE Music ASCAP, Weare Boggs Music ASCAP.

Love In The Black Stack

I Follow

'Rolrolrol (feat. Niels Broos)' Out Now -
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Taken from 'Flake EP' released 7th July 2017 via Brainfeeder.

The Debut Album 'Fool' Out Now - 
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Flake EP

Jameszoo - 'Rolrolrol (feat. Niels Broos)'

From Moon King's new album "Hamtramck '16"
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Hamtramck '16

In & Out

Moon King - In & Out

Buy the Album: raremonk.bandcamp.com/
Written and Recorded by Rare Monk 
Engineered and Mixed by Skyler Norwood at Miracle Lake Studios 
Produced by Skyler Norwood and Rare Monk 
Mastered by Gus Elg @ Sky Onion Studios 
Artwork by Chris Bigalke (Showdeer)

Make Like A Tree And Murder

Power

https://open.spotify.com/track/4DRPgFn6Bqmmd5A7qYTrfi?si=sKWdq9TQSzuI8-gS_7ynlw

Homester

Bubble

grave dance

Geometric Heart

Black Flowers Cafe's new album is out,
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Make Like A Tree And Murder

Rare Monk

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