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Unknown Mortal Orchestra - “Can’t Keep Checking My Phone” from the album ‘Multi-Love’ out May 26th, 2015 on Jagjaguwar

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Unknown Mortal Orchestra - “Can’t Keep Checking My Phone” from ‘Multi-Love’ out May 26th, 2015 on Jagjaguwar

Lyrics:
Aurora Borealis, me for her for real it’s lust
The love can’t be heard above
Everyone acts like a day drinker (yeah)

We eat crickets 
In the future
Just tastes like 
“Far-from-home”
Drink Chicha
In the Jungle
That sounds great
Im kinda busy, could you call back again?
Im sure you’ll come back
Til then I

Can’t keep checking my phone (no)

We read the universe might be holographic
Traffic lights might reverse my love
Go ahead and traverse the winter (yeah)

We eat crickets 
In the future
Just tastes like 
“Far-from-home”
Drink Chicha
In the Jungle
That sounds great
Im kinda busy, could you call back again?
Im sure you’ll come back
Til then I

Can’t keep checking my phone (no)

Can't Keep Checking My Phone

Pre-order on iTunes

Unknown Mortal Orchestra - "Can't Keep Checking My Phone"

Palehound's full length debut "Dry Food"
available August 14th, 2015 on LP and Digital

pre-order at www.explodinginsoundrecords.bandcamp.com/merch

first 150 copies on limited edition "sunny side up" vinyl

Palehound - Healthier Folk

Two years on from their very well-received debut album Fear In Bliss, Horse Thief return with a new single entitled “Drowsy”, released as part of this year’s Record Store Day celebrations.

iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/drowsy-single/id1092814151?app=itunes&ls=1

Drowsy

Horse Thief - Drowsy

hands

Gone Without Feeling

Only Skin

Cant Keep Checking My Phone acoustic

This was recorded for Auckland based band cat venom as part of a 7inch release done by the band check cat venom out here http://www.myspace.com/catvenomous

Cat venom- Bats in the Belfry

Night of the Worm Moon

Face of the Sun

2019-09-07 Neptune's, Raleigh, NC

Tropical Fuck Storm - You Let My Tyres Down (Neptune's 2019-09-07)

Some Son of Salami Songs From Debut Album "A Study In Eraser Headless Tape Recording"
Available Soon From Feeding Tube Records.
www.feedingtuberecords.com 

Pretty Girls Is A Mother Fucker

Baby mayo

"Nocturne" from El Ten Eleven
3xLP/3xCD/Digital: http://joyfulnoi.se/tautology
Stream it everywhere: https://lnk.to/ETE_Nocturne

Tautology II

3xLP/3xCD/Digital

El Ten Eleven - Nocturne

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Pre-order: https://bit.ly/3hWQo6x

Wassouf Can You Hear Me by Maltash (@maltash). Taken from  Clown For A Cold Audience [OPAL180], out July 3, 2020 via Opal Tapes (@opal-tapes)

Maltash is J. Jadam, a core member of Avril Spleen (@avrilspleen) who on this debut release fused a sick concoction of deconstructed dance music, darkwave punk and metal(s). A jet black sense of humour backs up the conceptual spine the release stands up with, one of laughing in the face of meltdown, not devoid of love but sick to death of false emotion.

Clown For A Cold Audience

Premiere: Maltash - Wassouf Can You Hear Me [Opal Tapes]

Bernardino Femminielli is proud to present his first 2020 LP L’Exil. The album is composed of lost Plaisirs Américains sessions recorded in Montréal, Quebec. Lyrics were written and recorded in Paris and Berlin in 2019 and mixed again in Montréal in early 2020 by producer
Dominic Vanchesteing (Plaisirs Américains, Double Invitation). L’Exil is the “pre-conclusion” (Prequel / Part 0) to two other LP’s— Johnny 4ever (Part I) and Nobody’s Boy: Johnny (Part II)— which will be released later this year.

L’Exil (2020)

L’Exil, the album, the performance, the satire, took shape after the notorious arrest of Bernardino Femminielli by American border authorities during a US tour in 2018. Instantly, the American Pleasures, the American dream became obsolete, irrelevant, of the past. The showman and his anguished wife decide to abandon their failing restaurant, their debts and their meagre North American livelihood to wander the old continent in search of a fresh start.

L’Exil is an paradoxical anthem for the unsuccessful. An elegiac and lyrical autofiction in the form of a concept album. A satire of show business, a tribute to society’s outcasts and heroes— a story which tells of the financial, artistic and spiritual failure of the exiled American showman (Femminielli). We learn early that the showman has a desire to symbolize the contradictions of life. We learn that the showman is affected by a multitude of dissociativeidentity disorders. A visit of an angel named “Johnny” seems to make him believe in the existence of his double, who sadly does not come seeking camaraderie, but with malicious intentions. He's the employee, the boyfriend, the slave. The showman loves his wife because she looks like the showman. Johnny and the wife have become products of his tormented world. Spiritual and psychological cannibalism is rife, and all will be complicit in the showman’s atrocities.

The literary and cinematographic borrowings are here violently diverted from their proper meaning to tell the story in their own way. Pasolini’s Italy, Fassbinder’s Germany, The Years of Lead, Macronist France, police terrorism, paranoia, obsession with the double, substance addiction, money and marriage are all subjects touched upon with humor and despair. As the showman ominously cautions: You don’t argue with a sly dog, you break his teeth and his jaw.

Bernardino Femminielli, frustrated by his status as a misunderstood artist, has constructed a semi-fictional caricature of himself. A guy adrift, an anti-hero, the politeness of despair, a loser crooner who's lost his way. The album has many faces of the same distress: those of the victims of a system that marginalizes them. Repeated themes and catalysts present in the album:

One’s failure to achieve professional success can lead to unexpected volatility.

Exile is oppressive thus one must also transform into an oppressor.
Violence is a direct result of frenzied desperation.
Cannibal mechanics are often precipitated by financial devastation.
Self destruction becomes a means of self preservation.
Consumption always without moderation.
Money is earned, and then like life, it’s burned.

All music and lyrics by Bernardino Femminielli except Track 4 (D. Vanchesteing / Femminielli). Recorded in Montréal, Paris, Berlin and Copenhagen. Special thanks to Yair Elazar Glotman, John Katsav (CRAVE), Dimitri Dedonder chez Les Studios Mégaphone, Adrien Belkout and Elliot Berthault pour le hot tip. Artwork by Thea Govorchin. Insert art and layout assistance by Jesse Osborne-Lanthier.  

Produced by Dominic Vanchesteing
© 2020 Bernardino Femminielli / Éditions Appærent. All rights reserved.

La Ballade De Daddy & Johnny

Buy : https://www.beatport.com/release/everything-you-say/2973744

Dino Lenny returns to Roam Recordings, this time teaming up with Francesco Farfa under the moniker Yes Father, to bring the stunning single Everything You Say. The original version is a modern dance music meets new wave disco jam that’s upbeat without compromising style. Justin Robertson’s Deadstock 33s remix moves the original into cosmic 90s territory with its epic synth work that builds and swirls through its ethereal soundscape.

PREMIERE : Yes Father - Everything You Say (Justin Robertson's Deadstock 33s Remix)

business

Some Son of Salami Songs From Debut Album "A Study In Eraser Headless Tape Recording"
Available Soon From Feeding Tube Records.
www.feedingtuberecords.com 

I Got Lost On An Acid Trip

TFT002 | L.D.U. - Judicium Extremum EP (inc. 753 & TØLR remixes)
Download: https://thefinesttechno.bandcamp.com/album/judicium-extremum-ep

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Written & Produced by credited artists
Mastering: G. Ortega
Artwork: Higher State Design
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TFT Records is a division of ‘The Finest Techno’

01. L.D.U. - Judicium Extremum
02. L.D.U. - Judicium Extremum (753 Remix)
03. L.D.U. - Deuteronômio 32:17
04. L.D.U. - Deuteronômio 32:17 (TØLR Remix)

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