I came up 70 cents short at the donut shop this morning, paying in quarters. And I was wearing sandals and torn pants in 36 degrees and rain. Humiliating? Darn tootin. But to then see myself in my H&M suit, gracing the right margin of today’s amNY PMNY section as part of an article to promote our show this Thursday… well to be honest, it only served to underscore how pathetic I must have appeared to the pretty young polish thing behind the counter at Peter Pan, as she handed me my croissant egg and cheese and told me it was ok. It was all going to be ok.
This is video from the interview with Adam Ullian%2
FOUNTAIN single out NOW!!! On Swill Children Records- - -
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“W-H-I-T-E’s (Cory Thomas Hanson) latest single, Fountain draws from the experience of water rushing over ones body, submerging the senses in a bliss of overwhelming intensities. With this single from the forth-coming album, Twin Tigers, WHITE aims to convey only the most ecstatic of feelings. Utilizing tom heavy rhythms and lush choir-like vocal melodies to push the sonic sphere into cascades of harmonic content.
Side B features a remix by Amen Dunes. Produced in the Winter of 2010, Damon McMahon took notes on the websiteyourworldoftext.com, the results of which can be seen on the back cover of the 7”. The URL is accessible to anyone owning the 7” allowing them to remix the notes in any way they see fit and in affect, continue the process of mutability that is so integral to W-H-I-T-E’s musical practice.
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Edition of 300
Three color Risograph on 20# stock”buy it here: http://store.swillchildren.org/product/w-h-i-t-e-amen-dunes-fountain-single-7
my boss’s 92 year old mom passed away after 10 years of dealing with Alzheimers, of which the last 2 months have been really devastating (not eating, not sleeping, not talking even). And today there is a ridiculously cheesy 15 paragraph long Hallmark greeting card on my desk, awaiting for my John…
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SATURDAY NIGHT MUSIC CLUB #59
Arcade Fire - Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains)
Internet on tour is as fleeting as sun in Seattle.
From the fantastic new Arcade Fire album, “The Suburbs”.
I’ve been a big fan of this band for quite some time, so a new record is something of a treat, particularly when it manages to evolve from the last album while maintaining great songwriting. Love it.
Listen loud, proud, and enjoyably.
What’s your favorite song on the album, if you’re familiar?
DISCUSS.
In college, I was lucky enough to take an English class with the novelist Reynolds Price, before he died in January—and one of his most striking arguments was that John Milton, with his instant transitions from Hell to Earth to Heaven, was one of the inventors of the cinematic jump-cut. It was a throwaway comment, but it led me to think that we ought to pay more attention to writers’ tricks of ‘editing’: not in the usual sense of revision, but in the cinematic sense of transitions from image to image and from scene to scene. I’ve come to believe that writers, as much as filmmakers, are responsible for our visual grammar—that their imaginary jumps, and the thematic use they’ve made of those jumps, have laid the groundwork we take for granted today whenever we watch anything more demanding than Blue’s Clues. If the camera goes somewhere special, the chances are good that a writer’s imagined camera has gone there before—and shaped not just filmmakers’ sense of what’s possible, but the expectations we bring to the screen.
ContaineR are Alessio Magenta and Luca Sammartin. They started to compose music with their personal computers, collected tracks into several CDs and give eachother as a birthday/christmas gift. Their approach to music can be summarize as Dada versus Braindance, and the watchwords are “This is the dance of 2072”.
This is the third in a series of six monthly releases.
The purpose is to hold on until 2072.ContaineR - Personal Brainer #3 by Snowy Peach
also available Personal Brainer #2 and 1
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