As the tag says Ethereal Dream Pop from Patrick Kelleher accompanied by wonderful super 8 video. Coat To Wear bounces around the stereo like a malevolence spawn of Shockheaded Peters and Kate Bush. Taken from his excellent 6 track EP "You Look Cold". With only 75 numbered hand cut and hand glued cdr made they are sure to be snapped up quickly. Available from Road Records or though his myspace, I think for the pauperly price of €5. Or alternatively you can pick it up if you catch him playing a stripped down show tomorrow night with his backing band "The Wet Dreams" at The Bernard Shaws on Richmond St. Portobello, where he will be unleashing new material or Supporting God Is An Astronaut in a brand spanking new theatre in Greystone on Saturday the 7th of June. Myspace Patrick Kelleher - Coat To Wear MP3
Two tracks from fuzzed up electronic mistro mystery man. He makes fairly "moody broody" electronic music which is not a mile miles away from Trentemoller and Plaid. This is but a brief glimispe into whats to come from Hunter - Gatherer canon. If he sustains the quality, a full lp is set to be an interesting prospect.
Threatening Europe with the No vote to the Lisbon Treaty was a was good idea, but no joy. Ireland's entry is/was a Turkey, I'm not joking and we didn't get into the final. For some reason I thought Dustin was a shoe in but it wasn't to be. So all my hope and dreams now rest in the hands of Sebastien Tellier.
Cover photo taken somewhere in Cavan. So the summer is finally here. To celebrate my new found love of drinking outside in the warm weather again, here's a mixtape to get me going in the morning after the night before, part organic electronica, part 60's psychedelic and couple of other things in between.
Side A 01 Sowiesoso (So Not So So) - Cluster I always thought this sounded like the tune in "The subway scene" in Crocadile Dundee. Take from my favourite Cluster album 'Sowiesoso' from 1976. 02 Sun Arise - Rolf Harris For a live vid from a couple of years ago go HERE. 03 Somnambulist - Small Sails
04 The Villagers - Ellis Island Sound
05 Nautical By Nature - Coney Island Sound Taken from a wonderful compilation "Catch Of The Day 3" on Kipper Records. 06 What Do You Think Will Happen Next - Final Fantasy Off his contribution to Tomlab's Excellent alphabet 7" Series. 07 Look, I Wore A Tie! - Patrick Kelleher More Patrick Kelleher tunes HERE 08 Simple X - Andrew Bird
Reworking of an old Dosh song of his Naoise EP. 09 Um, Circles And Squares - Dosh 10 Day - Bill Callahan
Side B 11 The Old Man's Back Again (Dedicated To The Neo- Stalinist Regime) - Scott Walker One of his finest of Scott 4. 12 Old ManWillow - Elephant's Memory Wonderful psychedelic from 1969, similar vein as the Scott Walker song. Broadcast have a song that sounds exactly like is. 13 2080 - Yeasayer
14 Hurry On Sundown - Hawkwind First song, first album, great stuff. 15 You'Re Gonna Miss Me - 13th Floor Elevators
16 Batidode Limão - Aroldo Santos A nice 60s bralizan jive tune. 17 Brazil - The Arcade Fire Wonderful cover from the title tune from Terry Gilliam's "Brazil". 18 Superstar - Carpenters
19 I Can't Stand It - Telepathe They are supporting Ruby Suns in Crawdaddy on 30 May. Can't wait.
The last four photos in that roll of film first used my big sister back in 97, when she was 17 and then accidental re-exposured early this year my twin brother. To see the first four from this album go HERE, and the next four photos goHERE.
Photo By Patrick Kelleher (Me looking worse for wears)
To celebrate Patrick Kelleher 1st Ep and tour, here is a sweet mixtape he originally made for our friends over a Egoeccentric, but was kind enought to throw it my way to. The tunes should ease our heads after a hopefully fruitful weekend. Here is what he has to say about it. "This is a nice collection of dronage tuned exactly to the frequency of your headache, massaging you with sweet sweet sound waves. Proggy for the first half, poppy in the middle and a nice bit of Ivor Cutler to finish off."
01 This is Far From a Belle Epoque - A Faulty Chromosome 02 Dr. Glass - Deerhunter 03 Sailing To Byzantium - Liars 04 The Misfit - Oneida 05 Coming Down - The United States Of America 06 Within You, Without You - Sonic Youth 07 A Man Humming - Children Under Hoof 08 Fantasy - Mariah Carey 09 I Want Your Love - Chromatics 10 What's Happening in the City? - Zombie Zombie 11 Ghosts - Japan 12 The Winter Arcade - Chequerboard
13 Esame - Joanna Newsom
14 Do I Worry? - Frank Sinatra 15 Go and Sit Upon the Grass - Ivor Cutler
They Are playing tonight supporting Deerhunter in whelans. Apologies in advance if I headbutt you. I have a tendency to get in trouble at the heavier gigs amoungst the indie chin wank kids.
As yr one says "Fuck all you hates". Miss Johansson new album is pretty great. Ok it's got a couple of well ropey songs on it. The title track "Anywhere I Lay My Head" being the worse of the bunch and it was the first to be leaked for some reason. But the majority of the tracks are great, two of which are top notch.One, being the only song that's not a Waits Cover "Song For Jo" is one of the best song on here. Johansson co-wrote it with TV On The Radio's David Andrew Sitek, the album's producer. It sounds like a long lost Red House Painters track. The other being Johansson's cover of "Fannin' Street" which is just as spell bounding with David Bowie adding backing yells to the proceedings. Originally "Fannin' Street" reared its head on Waits "Orphans" release, the 3cd rarities album that came out last year. With the help of her talented friends Johansson has made an album thats much better than it should ever be. Scarlett Johansson - Fannin' Street MP3 Scarlett Johansson - Song For Jo MP3 & Tom Waits - Fannin' Street MP3
There is a great little documentery about "Tv Party". A NYC cable access show which ran from 1978 to 1982. From Glenn O' Brien, the maker of Downtown 81, Tv Party is the most anarchistic show ever broadcast on tv. It feature appearances from David Byrne, Andy Warhol, Blondie, Mick Jones, Iggy Pop, David Bowie, George Clinton, Jean Michel Basquiat and others. Viewable HERE as apart of pitchfork.tv one week only thingys.
Looks like a reunion is on the card for a group that sounds as fresh as they did when their only album together came out in 81, Fuck Buttons were certainly taking notes. Great video done by Bruce Conner, the same artist who did the Mongoloid Video for Devo. Mea Culpa MP3 Website More Duffy's Ditties Here.
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