Showing posts with label lo-fi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lo-fi. Show all posts
Thursday, November 8, 2012
CSR008: Kidstuff - Nothing But A Test
Here's a record we're sure that would get stuck in your mp3 player of choice.
Kidstuff, the solo project from the frontman of The Strangeness Francis Cabal, is like a gem that was unearthed from a long forgotten musical past of rock and roll - its not of this time but definitely of the now. These lo-fi garage folk tunes is something a modern Woodie Guthrie would sing, stories a forgotten blues musician would tell. You see the trend here? Then you're probably close to what Kidstuff sounds like.
But then again there are curve balls thrown all the time.
Francis and I we're talking about the album and he said he's glad to get these songs out of his system. In my point of view its like expelling demons - and personally its like he is expelling his demons. And watch out for his Townes Van Zandt and Elf Power covers - they are heartbreakingly sweet and would be your new favorites. Someone tell Jam883 to play these songs on Different Sunday FUCKING STAT!
Expect more songs from the latest cult member soon because there are more stories to tell and more songs to sing. And take note: our November streak continues!
Download it. Love it. Leave it.
Kidstuff - Nothing But A Test
Labels:
blues,
csr008,
folk,
garage,
garage folk,
Kidstuff,
lo-fi,
nothing but a test
Saturday, August 11, 2012
CSR005: Mushroom, the Truth - Feathers in the City EP
Down with the crown.
Back around the mid-00s everyone was into Animal Collective and all that "New Weird America" jazz. Shrooms elevated those standards by mixing in drone and straight up weirdness that his western counterparts won't even touch.
Now that everyone moved on with their sound and no one remembers what the fuck Devendra Banhart sounds like when he was on mad drugs our boy Shrooms is stepping his game up yet again with an EP that sounds rural as it is urban. Its the music of the forest if the forest is surrounded by towering condominiums: dreamy but grounded, droney but melodic, detached but hyper real. This is the sound of machines and barks of trees singing and smashing into each other.
Essentially its lo-fi drone-freak folk music for these dark times. Get at it dudes!
Mushroom, the Truth - Feathers in the City EP
And as if that's not enough tomorrow we would be releasing a sneak peek on what's in-store for Shrooms: a collaboration double EP with Cult Shit found sound magicians King Mango Mustard! Get stoked!!
In other cult news: Legarda's Happyboy is gonna release a split with okkvltists K▼L▲M†††B▲R▲NG very soon. News on that as it develops.
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