He is right, we have no choice, pop(ads, order, music, architecture, smells) in all it's form, inundates us, there is no turning it off, or escaping..

arthur Wechsler
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The Tragic Fate of All Hidden Scenes

In 1995, Bluetile Lounge released Lowercase, a perfect example of the tiny subgenre known as slowcore. 

But for a series of coincidences, it would've disappeared forever. I trace the history of Lowercase from when I first encountered it back to a small indie rock scene in Perth, Australia that disappeared just before the internet came along to catalogue everything, forever.

This is the story of how Bluetile Lounge was spared.

Guests: Dan Erickson (Bluetile Lounge), Alan Sparhawk (Low), and my friend, and the catalyst for all this, Tyler. 

Pictured: Bluetile Lounge (clockwise from left) Dan Erickson, Alex Stevens, Howard Healy, and Gabriel Cotton

Episode 2: The Tragic Fate Of All Hidden Scenes (Bluetile Lounge)

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