Posts tagged with “fire talk”

Dreamcrusher – “Adore”

September 3, 2015

Dreamcrusher – “Adore” Dreamcrusher is Luwayne Glass, a Wichita-born and now Brooklyn-based sound scourge with a long trail of cassettes on a slew of imprints — Hausu Mountain, Dioynsian Tapes, Obsolete Units, and others — making what they describe as “nihilist queer revolt musik,” but that some might… 

Gem Trails – Apartment For Lucy

July 9, 2015

Gem Trails – Apartment For Lucy In addition to running Fire Talk Records and playing in Brooklyn psych-trio Woodsman, Trevor Peterson also creates experiential, ambient material under his solo moniker, Gem Trails. His new album, Apartment For Lucy, is a deep dive into various multi-layered soundscapes, each track a four- or five-minute… 

Week in Review #74

June 27, 2015

Week in Review #74 #1 – 6.21.2015 – RVNG Intl. announced a set of six dates to be played in the US and CA by Robert A.A. Lowe and Ariel Kalma, whose We Know Each Other Somehow double-LP seems to have never left my turntable since it came out. Check the dates over at RVNG’s site and revisit our recent… 

Baby Birds Don’t Drink Milk – “Zebra Boy”

April 10, 2015

Baby Birds Don’t Drink Milk are back with Kill The Fuzz, their first album since 2013′s beloved Think Tone (both released via Fire Talk). The new “mini album” sees BBDDM fleshing out and exploring their sound — these are their first recordings made in a “proper studio”… 

Best of 2014: Defending Generational Music with Nicholas

January 14, 2015

Best of 2014: Defending Generational Music with Nicholas Music Ain’t A Crime On one hand, my musical year could have started and ended in mid-January when dispatches from New Orleans emphatically announced that a noise ordinance was killed by the city council. Opposition to that ordinance promptly staged a Jazz Funeral for the doomed measure, raising… 

Trials, Troubles, Tribulations: Jeffrey’s 2014 Wrap-up

January 5, 2015

Trials, Troubles, Tribulations: Jeffrey’s 2014 Wrap-up 2014 was an immense learning year for me. Oftentimes, looking back upon one’s own accomplishments (or perhaps lack thereof) can prove to be an anxiety inducing experience filled with plenty of self-doubt and regret. However difficult, this year I’m attempting to complete my self-review process… 

Week in Review #35

September 6, 2014

Week in Review #35 Midway this week astronomers revised their estimates of Earth and the Milk Way’s stellar neighborhood, replacing our home Virgo Supercluster with the even bigger Laniakea, 160 million parsecs / 520 million light-years across. They speculate Laniakea (Hawaiian for “immeasurable heaven”)… 

Video: Woodsman – “Teleseparation”

July 29, 2014

Video: Woodsman – “Teleseparation” Woodsman’s own Mark Demolar made a new music video for “Teleseparation”, the last track on their self-titled LP that came out earlier this year. The elegant black and white footage is a perfect accompaniment to the track’s hypnotizing guitar and soothing percussion — tranquil… 

Week in Review #24

June 21, 2014

Week in Review #24 #1 – 6/15/2014 – “…one person’s hard-won virtuosity is another person’s competent conventionality.” My week began with an entertaining essay from The New Republic’s art critic Jed Perl, riffing obliquely on the contemporary art scene’s search for authenticity… 

Video Premiere: Paw Paw – “Moving Mountains”

June 19, 2014

Video Premiere: Paw Paw – “Moving Mountains” Brooklyn-based label Fire Talk just released a new digital single from Paw Paw, the solo project of Woodsman’s former drummer, Eston Lathrop. “Moving Mountains” serves as a sneak peek for his upcoming debut full-length, which will be out this fall. Lathrop put together a video for… 

Premiere: The Kevin Costner Suicide Pact, “Tape Phase” (Album Stream)

May 29, 2013

I accidentally thought that this tape was called “Tape Phrase,” which honestly, I quite liked. Despite the fact that “Tape Phase” is clearly appropriate for what’s going on with the music of Denver’s The Kevin Costner Suicide Pact (KCSP, familiarly), and especially with what is going on…