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13 July, 2010
22 January, 2010
THE SEBASTOPOL MIXTAPE Vol. 11
It's been an awesome few weeks with the ride-or-die homies in town from the great white East, but with a level of real-world physical activity that precluded a lot of music snobbery. That said, the ol' stereo's been spinning a pretty eclectic mix of records lately, notably the predictably excellent Winter Review 2009 comp from the fine people over at Underwater Peoples, when I wasn't busy jamming the new Spoon record or, god help me, that Cap'n Jazz retrospective.

Also of note this week: the UK's Chalices of the Past give LCD's "Someone Great" the spacy 8-bit treatment, with surprisingly satisfying results.
1 - Run DMT - Baby [Bong Voyage, 2009]
2 - The Sandwitches - Tarantula Arms [How to Make Ambient Sadcake, 2009]
3 - The Books - All Bad Ends All [Thought for Food, 2002]
4 - A Faulty Chromosome - Paris [Daytrotter Session - 4-12-2009, 2009]
5 - Atlas Sound - Criminals (Electronic) [Rough Trade EP, 2009]
6 - The Walkmen - Subterranean Homesick Blues ['Pussy Cats' Starring The Walkmen, 2006]
7 - Sic Alps - Clarence [Skulls Without Borders 10'', 2009]
8 - Spoon - Who Makes Your Money [Transference, 2010]
9 - Cap'n Jazz - Take On Me [Analphabetapolothology, 1998]
10 - Fluffy Lumbers - Adoration [Underwater Peoples Winter Review, 2009]
11 - Toro Y Moi - 109 [Demo, 2009]
12 - Whorl - Maybe It's Better [Maybe It's Better 7', 1992]
13 - The Feelies - Time for a Witness [Time For a Witness, 1991]
14 - The Thanes - Static [Evolver, 2004]
15 - Black Brick - Snail Song [Soulsongs, Lovesongs, Samesongs, 2009]
16 - Chalices of the Past - Someone Great (LCD Soundsystem) [WIZARDZZZ, 2009]
GET IT
Incidentally, I know I only posted a few times in January, but there was much life to be lived during this winter break, away from my computer.

Also of note this week: the UK's Chalices of the Past give LCD's "Someone Great" the spacy 8-bit treatment, with surprisingly satisfying results.
1 - Run DMT - Baby [Bong Voyage, 2009]
2 - The Sandwitches - Tarantula Arms [How to Make Ambient Sadcake, 2009]
3 - The Books - All Bad Ends All [Thought for Food, 2002]
4 - A Faulty Chromosome - Paris [Daytrotter Session - 4-12-2009, 2009]
5 - Atlas Sound - Criminals (Electronic) [Rough Trade EP, 2009]
6 - The Walkmen - Subterranean Homesick Blues ['Pussy Cats' Starring The Walkmen, 2006]
7 - Sic Alps - Clarence [Skulls Without Borders 10'', 2009]
8 - Spoon - Who Makes Your Money [Transference, 2010]
9 - Cap'n Jazz - Take On Me [Analphabetapolothology, 1998]
10 - Fluffy Lumbers - Adoration [Underwater Peoples Winter Review, 2009]
11 - Toro Y Moi - 109 [Demo, 2009]
12 - Whorl - Maybe It's Better [Maybe It's Better 7', 1992]
13 - The Feelies - Time for a Witness [Time For a Witness, 1991]
14 - The Thanes - Static [Evolver, 2004]
15 - Black Brick - Snail Song [Soulsongs, Lovesongs, Samesongs, 2009]
16 - Chalices of the Past - Someone Great (LCD Soundsystem) [WIZARDZZZ, 2009]
GET IT
Incidentally, I know I only posted a few times in January, but there was much life to be lived during this winter break, away from my computer.
Labels:
cap'n jazz,
fluffy lumbers,
mixtape,
new music,
sebastopol,
spoon
16 November, 2009
New Music: Big Troubles
Another day, another band with Fluffy Lumbers in it.
Big Troubles, seen here featuring Samuel Franklin on drums backing the NJ duo of Ian Drennen and Alex Craig, play late-JAMC flavored jangle pop at earsplitting volumes. Here they are at the Cameo Gallery, care of the homie Ray Concepcion. Look for some legit releases on either Underwater Peoples or Olde English Spelling Bee.
The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner: Big Troubles [Part 8 of 14] from Ray ConcepcioƱ on Vimeo.
Big Troubles, seen here featuring Samuel Franklin on drums backing the NJ duo of Ian Drennen and Alex Craig, play late-JAMC flavored jangle pop at earsplitting volumes. Here they are at the Cameo Gallery, care of the homie Ray Concepcion. Look for some legit releases on either Underwater Peoples or Olde English Spelling Bee.
Labels:
big troubles,
fluffy lumbers,
live,
new music,
video
16 October, 2009
New Frat Dad - Freak In Nature
So that dude Fluffy Lumbers is also in this band called Frat Dad, who you might have heard earlier this year on the homies Underwater Peoples' Summer Showcase comp.

Well, "Freak in Nature" is better than any of those songs. Lumbers' Samuel Franklin and fellow Ridgewood, NJ suburbanite James Benson trade call-and-response vocals over a murky psych-punk groove, and a chorus that would be a speaker-obliterator if it hadn't already obliterated whatever was used to record it.
mp3-> Frat Dad - Freak in Nature [from the Frat Dad 7'', out now on Underwater Peoples]
[Download][WeeklyTapeDeck]

Well, "Freak in Nature" is better than any of those songs. Lumbers' Samuel Franklin and fellow Ridgewood, NJ suburbanite James Benson trade call-and-response vocals over a murky psych-punk groove, and a chorus that would be a speaker-obliterator if it hadn't already obliterated whatever was used to record it.
mp3-> Frat Dad - Freak in Nature [from the Frat Dad 7'', out now on Underwater Peoples]
[Download][WeeklyTapeDeck]
Labels:
fluffy lumbers,
frat dad,
mp3,
new music,
underwater peoples
04 August, 2009
New Music: Fluffy Lumbers - Cruisers
I'm dealing with the un-fucking-thinkable loss of my bedroom stereo.
FUCK.
Here's a great new song from New Jersey bedroom punk Samuel Franklin, who styles himself Fluffy Lumbers.
mp3-> Fluffy Lumbers - Cruisers [Demo, look for the upcoming full-length]
[Download][P4k]
FUCK.
Here's a great new song from New Jersey bedroom punk Samuel Franklin, who styles himself Fluffy Lumbers.
mp3-> Fluffy Lumbers - Cruisers [Demo, look for the upcoming full-length]
[Download][P4k]
Labels:
cruisers,
fluffy lumbers,
mp3,
new music
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