Posts tagged with “Euglossine”

Week in Review #97

December 5, 2015

Week in Review #97 “I had mentioned at the end of the last episode that a feature on Pumice was in the works for the weeks ahead, and I can assure you that is indeed still the case. But, in the interest of showcasing some more new music, along with a few recent record fair scores, I thought I’d go ahead and squeeze… 

Week in Review #83

August 29, 2015

Week in Review #83 On August 19th, Australia’s magnificent Lullabies for Insomniacs radio-show shared a new mix courtesy of Not Not Fun’s Britt Brown — bit out of our range, but since it’s still absent from their website and not too well circulated, I thought I’d appropriate it to open this… 

Euglossine – Lustrous

April 23, 2014

Euglossine – Lustrous A Euglossine album is not unlike a series of high-definition photographs of snails. Gainesville-based multi-instrumentalist Tristan Whitehill’s music has a kind of super-saturated alien beauty which, when you think about it, is not really so different from that of a DSLR photo of a snail leaning off… 

Euglossine – Tristaria

December 11, 2013

Euglossine‘s new album, Tristaria: Music to get tickled to. Music to read the Wikipedia page for “Nebula” to. Music to cavort around in a room full of colorful balloons to. Music to discover precious stones in a damp cave to. Music to get doused in cold grapefruit juice to. Music to ride a… 

Euglossine, ‘Dance District’

September 30, 2013

Euglossine, ‘Dance District’ MJMJ Records, 9/14/2013 Dance District is the latest release from Gainesville synth wizard Euglossine (real name Tristan Whitehill), and his first on MJMJ Records. Before I had ever heard Whitehill’s solo music, I had seen him play keyboards with groups like Levek, MSNRA, Jovian Junction Orchestra… 

Euglossine – “Forthright”

August 12, 2013

“Forthright” is a new single from Gainesville synth-funk guru Euglossine, the first track from his upcoming album Dance District. For the first few seconds of the song you may wonder if you’re listening to a dance record or an electronic noise compilation — the mechanical Morse code pulsing…