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I dont know if they are older or I am younger, but new album is amazing a for me really listenable. Song is taken from Moderat's album "III", label Monkeytown Records. Video directed by Jakob Grunert.
A woman's dreary routine turns into a surreal mixture of movement-based public performance, inspired by a chance encounter on her morning commute. Taken from Sadie EP, release on Astro Nautico. Photay is multi-instrumentalist producer Evan Shornstein from Woodstock.
Mayssa Karaa is a Lebanese American singer currently based in Los Angeles, California. In 2013 she was the featured vocalist on the Arabic version of "White Rabbit" on the American Hustle Soundtrack which was nominated to theGrammy Awards as Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media in 2015. Footage: In Extase. Directed by Ruud Pelgrum.
Live from NDR Kultur Session. Grandbrothers are Erol Sarp and Lukas Vogel. After meeting at university in Dusseldorf, Erol and Lukas formed Grandbrothers to tie together their respective musical backgrounds and disciplines: Erol is a trained jazz pianist, while by day Lukas constructs synthesizers at Access Music. Together, they create a sound that combines classical composition with modern, experimental production and sound design.
OK, in Thailand people drink beer, eat chicken, but in Europe I think they will drink Redbull and eat molly or acid:) The music they play is called phin prayuk. The first word refers to the lead instrument, a 3-stringed lute known as the phin. Beer, the phin player, uses a string of Boss effects pedals, including a phaser, distortion and digital delay to get his sound. He also builds his own instruments, installing Fender pickups into hand-carved hardwood bodies, with elaborate mythical serpents adorning the headstock. The band takes pride in their custom PA system, as well as an imposing tower of 8 loudspeaker horns atop a huge bass cabinet. To capture the essence of the group and their sound, Marcy recorded th em in their natural environment by doing a proper field recording, literally in a field outside the city of Lom Sak, in the valley of mountains that form a rough border between Thai- land’s North and Northeast. The result was 40 minutes of hypnotizing psyche- delia filled with heavy drum breaks that sounds like something RZA would sample for a Quentin Tarantino film.
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