Wednesday Weekly Video Volume 18

Wednesday Weekly Video Volume 18
(If you’re seeing this on our home webpage [redscrollrecords.com] you’re going to want to press the “Read More” link on the bottom to view the videos.)


After a brief break from this regular feature due to weather and general happenings we’re back in the swing of it. Check out some new and not so new music via videos! 


At the end of the night I like to get into my cocoon stasis and this is the soundtrack that Andy Stott provides.

These fuzzed out weirdos keep making fun music and fun videos. This is off their latest.

Sometimes you are just in the mood for some dance jams. Sometimes you want to join the J.A.M.S. That latter part is basically everyday for me (Rick).

Saving Norton Records after Hurricane Sandy from Dust & Grooves on Vimeo.

Norton Records had their warehouse flooded last week during hurricane Sandy. They’re in the process of dealing with that nightmare now. If you’re in New York, they could use some help with the clean up.

Here’s to hoping the new My Bloody Valentine album is released by the end of the year as Mr. Shields promises.

Brit pop with a jazzed out backing band on this melancholic track with pretty desolate imagery.

The original version of this song, by Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs is one of my all time favorites. Actress Amanda Seyfried does a fantastic job with it here.

Friendship! Our friend Chip Crane now lives down in NYC so another friend Benn Grim went down and made a video with him and more friends. We still have some of Benn’s last CD here, btw. CT Hip-Hop.

On this title track from the recent album by Mark Stewart (yes, of The Pop Group) and Factory Floor (DFA RECORDS vets) we get exactly what you might expect when an adventurous rock stalwart mixes with a young industrial techno act. Or maybe you wouldn’t expect it at all.

Bombastic rhymin’ and jukin’ rave rhythms. World clash of styles done with great effect.

When it comes to videos and picking directors Björk has consistently been ahead of the curve (see: Michel Gondry, Spike Jonze…). This one from Andrew Thomas Huang is no exception. Tectonic plates, magnetic strife, sandy color spectrums, eruptions… and breakcore. Yep.

Black Marble – “Cruel Summer” from Hardly Art on Vimeo.

The new Black Marble LP came out recently. Some CT expats (Eraas) did a remix for them recently, too. Check out this spooky stage play video for their dark synth pop.


We post these videos daily on Facebook.com/Redscroll. Please “Like” that page if you are on FB. If you aren’t on Facebook then these are here for you – posted weekly. Music is so extremely important and good. 

 

T-USED-DAY Update for November 13th, 2012

T-USED-DAY Update 
for November 13th, 2012
at Redscroll Records

Here are some of the latest used arrivals at the shop. Keep in mind this doesn’t include any of the CDs or many of the LPs in the general rock/pop/jazz/anything-in-the-back-room that we get in.

These are the in-store prices – if you’d like to find any of these online please visit us here: http://www.discogs.com/seller/Redscroll


LPs & 12″s
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AC/DC    “Blow Up Your Video”    LP        $5.00
AC/DC    “For Those About To Rock”    LP        $2.00
Baker, Chet    “Chet”    LP        $5.00
Beat Beat Beat    “Living In The Future…”    LP        $8.00
Bouncing Souls, The    “The Gold Record” (PIC)    LP        $10.00
Bowie, David    “Tonight” (Sealed)    LP        $5.00
Braid    “Lucky To Be Alive”    LP        $10.00
Burning Love    “Songs For Burning Lovers”    LP        $9.00
Case    “Ain’t Gonna Dance! Recordings 1980-1985”    LP        $10.00
Cat Power    “Sun”    LP        $10.00
Cat Power    “Moon Pix”    LP        $11.00
Catalyst, The    “Swallow Your Teeth”    LP        $8.00
Cleaners From Venus    “Midnight In America”    LP        $12.00
Cleaners From Venus    “Blow Away Your Troubles”    LP        $13.00
Converge     “No Heroes” (White Vinyl)    LP        $12.00
Dio    “Dream Evil”    LP        $8.00
Dio    “The Last In Line”    LP        $5.00
Drumm, Kevin    “Imperial Distortion” (White Vinyl)    LP        $35.00
Fat Boys    “Crushin'”    LP        $3.00
Fat Boys    “The Best Part Of The Fat Boys”    LP        $2.00
Hammer And The Nails    “Maxi E.P.”    LP        $8.00
Hazlewood, Lee    “Poet, Fool Or Bum”    LP        $14.00
Hirax    “Hate, Fear And Power”    LP        $12.00
Iron Age    “Constant Struggle” (Clear Vinyl)    LP        $12.00
Italian Horn    “The Bells Of Spring”    LP        $10.00
Jane’s Addiction    “Classic Girl”    LP        $8.00
Judas Priest    “Unleashed In The East”    LP        $3.00
Judas Priest    “Screaming For Vengeance”    LP        $3.00
Live Skull    “Cloud One”    LP        $6.00
Misfits    “Die Die My Darling”    LP        $8.00
Modern Life Is War    “Midnight In America”    LP        $14.00
Murder By Death    “Red Of Tooth And Claw” (Blue Vinyl)    LP        $15.00
N.W.A.    “Greatest Hits”    LP        $12.00
Nuclear Assault    “Brain Death”    LP        $20.00
Ringworm    “The Promise”    LP        $10.00
Shearing, George And The Montgomery Brothers    “George Shearing And The Montgomery Brothers”    LP        $10.00
Slow Gherkin    “Double Happiness”    LP        $10.00
Small Brown Bike    “Our Own Wars”    LP        $8.00
Sonic Youth    “Dirty” (4LP Box Set)    LP        $33.00
Spacemen 3    “Sound Of Confusion”    LP        $13.00
Stormshadow / Fanshen    “Stormshadow / Fanshen”    LP        $3.00
Sweet Ones, The    “Big Mistakes”    LP        $3.00
Touche Amore    “To The Beat Of A Dead Horse”    LP        $18.00
Various    “Suffer This… A Compilation Of Boston’s Backwash”    LP        $4.00
Waterboys, The    “Fisherman’s Blues”    LP        $5.00

10″s
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Downtown Struts, The    “Sail The Seas Dry (Extended Version)”    10″        $9.00

7″s
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American Cheeseburger / Bukkake Boys    “American Cheeseburger / Bukkake Boys”    7″        $3.00
Archers Of Loaf    “Harnessed In Slums”    7″        $7.00
Associates    “PartyFearsTwo”    7″        $2.00
Aughra    “Habidabad Vol. 1″    7”        $1.00
Barry, Tim / Frank Turner    “Tim Barry / Frank Turner”    7″        $8.00
Beyond Reason    “It’s Just Begun”    7″        $3.00
Black Flag    “Nervous Breakdown”    7″        $5.00
Blonde Redhead    “Limited Conversation”    7″        $4.00
Braid    “Please Drive Faster”    7″        $4.00
Braid    “I’m Afraid Of Everything.”    7″        $4.00
Braid    “Rainsnowmatch”    7″        $4.00
Butt Trumpet    “I Left My Flannel In Seattle / Pink Gun”    7″        $9.00
Chixdiggit    “Best Hung Carrot In The Fridge”    7″        $6.00
Clockcleaner    “Frogrammer”    7″        $3.00
Clockcleaner    “Missing Dick”    7″        $5.00
Cocteau Twins    “Love’s Easy Tears”    7″        $4.00
Cornelius    “Free Fall”    7″        $6.00
Costello, Elvis    “Oliver’s Army”    7″        $2.00
Cult, The    “For The Animals” (RSD Pic)    7″        $4.00
Daniel Shays / Structure    “Daniel Shays / Structure”    7″        $2.00
Deep Wound    “Deep Wound”    7″        $25.00
Diet Cokeheads    “Nasal”    7″        $3.00
Dinosaur Jr.    “What The Fuck”    7″        $8.00
Dinosaur Jr.    “The Wagon”    7″        $7.00
Elevator Drops, The    “Lennon’s Dead”    7″        $4.00
El-P    “Truancy”    7″        $2.00
Eric’s Trip    “Song’s About Chris”    7″        $7.00
Fleshtones    “The World Has Changed”    7″        $2.00
Flipper    “Some Day / Distant Illusion”    7″        $3.00
Flying Saucer Attack    “Land Beyond…”    7″        $4.00
Francis Harold And The Holograms    “The Eagle Can’t Fly With One Wing / Two F&&&&ts One C&&t”    7″        $6.00
Fugazi    “3 Songs”    7″        $3.00
Get Up Kids, The / Coalesce    “The Get Up Kids / Coalesce”    7″        $2.00
Green River    “Demo 1984″    7”        $15.00
Groinoids    “Radiobeat Sessions”    7″        $5.00
Hip Cops / Gate    “Hip Cops / Gate”    7″        $3.00
Hives, The    “Walk Idiot Walk”    7″        $3.00
Holy Rollers    “Cringer”    7″        $3.00
Illegal Motion    “Don’t Just Say Goodbye / Into Motion” (Signed)    7″        $3.00
Indian Summer / Ordination Of Aaron    “Speed Kills”    7″        $8.00
Integrity    “Walpurgisnacht” (Green Cover Art; Glow In The Dark Vinyl)    7″        $7.00
Iron Hand    “Liquid Assets”    7″        $3.00
Iron Hand    “Usurper Divine”    7″        $3.00
Jad Fair    “Gunfighter Ballads And Songs Of The Old West”    7″        $5.00
Lose    “What’s Your Name?”    7″        $4.00
Misfits, The    “Back With A Bang!”    7″        $7.00
Monster Magnet    “Evil”    7″        $6.00
Ordination Of Aaron    “Acoustic”    7″        $3.00
Outbreak    “Eaten Alive” (Green)    7″        $4.00
Overcast    “Begging For Indifference”    7″        $4.00
Roachclip    “Al Pastor”    7″        $4.00
Roosevelt    “Roosevelt”    7″        $3.00
Run D.M.C.    “You Talk Too Much”    7″        $4.00
Saint Etienne    “Pale Movie”    7″        $2.00
Saints, The    “(I’m) Stranded”    7″        $2.00
Samuel     “Empty And Then Some / Our Baby Outlaw”    7″        $5.00
Schematic Of A Waking Life / Stabyouintheheadandeatyourfaceoff    “Schematic Of A Waking Life / Stabyouintheheadandeatyourfaceoff” (Gold)    7″        $3.00
Sebadoh / Azalia Snail    “Sebadoh / Azalia Snail”    7″        $3.00
Sex Pistols    “The Great Rock ‘N’ Roll Swindle”    7″        $3.00
Shroomunion    “Shroomunion”    7″        $4.00
Shroomunion    “Fairy Tales And Dreams”    7″        $4.00
Sixtoo    “Two Strikes”    7″        $3.00
Sixtoo / Matth    “He Did Glass Music”    7″        $3.00
Sixtoo / Simahlak    “All Star Battle”    7″        $4.00
Sore Eros    “Taal Compass”    7″        $3.00
Sudden Walks    “Sudden Walks”    7″        $3.00
Swervedriver / Sophia    “Swervedriver / Sophia Split”    7″        $15.00
Tanz Der Youth”    “I’m Sorry”    7″        $3.00
Teardrop Explodes, The    “Treason”    7″        $4.00
Texas Is The Reason / The Promise Ring    “Texas Is The Reason / The Promise Ring Split”    7″        $7.00
They And The Children      “They And The Children”    7″        $2.00
They And The Children / Daniel Striped Tiger    “They And The Children / Daniel Striped Tiger”    7″        $3.00
Thinner    “Thinner”    7″        $4.00
Trevor & Daniel    “Trevor & Daniel”    7″        $2.00
Various    “Notes From The South” (Hardcore)    7″        $3.00
Various    “Squirrel” (Tuscadero, Frodus, Chisel, Bloodnation)    7″        $4.00
Various    “Quarters Vol. 1″ (Red Vinyl)    7”        $3.00
Versus    “Bright Light”    7″        $3.00
Vicious, The    “Igen”    7″        $3.00
Wether / Teeth Collection    “Wether / Teeth Collection”    7″        $5.00
XTC    “Senses Working Overtime”    7″        $3.00
XTC    “This Is Pop”    7″        $5.00
Young Widows / My Disco    “Part 4 Of 4″    7”        $3.00

9th of November 2012 Update

9th of November 2012 Update of New and Key Restocked Items + Reviews
at Redscroll Records

 


LPs & 12″s
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Afro Beat Makers    “Tony Allen Rhythms Revisited”
Anchor    “Recovery”
Andrews, Michael    “Donnie Darko Original Soundtrack”
Animal Collective    “Fall Be Kind” (180 Gram, + D/L)
Babies, The    “Our House On The Hill” (+ D/L)
Babybird    “Ugly Beautiful”
Bardo Pond    “YNTRA” (Ltd. Ed. /800)
Bay Blue    “Bay Blue”
Beatles, The    “Abbey Road” (180 Gram, Remastered)
Black Marble    “A Different Arrangement” (+ D/L)
Blank Realm    “Go Easy” (+ D/L)
Born Gold    “Little Sleepwalker”
Bush Tetras    “Happy” (+ D/L)
Caspian    “Waking Season”  (2LP Gatefold)
Clinic    “Free Reign” (180 Gram + D/L)
Daphni    “Jiolong” (2LP, Gatefold, + D/L)
Del Rey, Lana    “Paradise”
DJ-Kicks    “Hercules And Love Affair” (2LP)
Eternal Tapestry    “A World Out Of Time”
Ezlv    “Selfish Beat / Good Feeling Ez Lee / Inside Out”
Fennesz    “FA 2012”
Forgetters    “Forgetters” (Blake Schwarzenbach & Kevin Mahon; + D/L)
Front Bottoms, The    “The Front Bottoms” (Previously Only Available As 2×10″ – Now On LP)
Golden Donna    “Golden Donna”
Golden Void    “Golden Void”
Goldendust    “Goldendust”
Green Day    “¡Uno!”
Green Day    “¡Dos!”
Guided By Voices    “The Bears For Lunch” (+ D/L)
Hauschildt, Steve    “Sequitur”
How To Destroy Angels    “An Omen EP” (+ D/L)
King Dude    “Burning Daylight” (+ D/L)
Kraftwerk    “Autobahn” (KlingKlang)
Lamps    “Under The Water Under The Ground” (+ D/L)
Lightning Bolt    “Oblivion Hunter”
Loma Prieta    “Last City”
Mad Music Inc.    “Mad Music”
Mann, Chico    “Manifest Tone EP” (Ltd. Ed. Single Series + D/L)
Marley, Bob    “Lee “Scratch” Perry Masters” [Remixed/Remastered]
Meridian Brothers    “Desesperanza” (180 Gram + D/L With 2 Bonus Tracks)
Onra    “Cjomposeroes” (2LP)
Pedro The Lion    “Control” (+ D/L)
Pedro The Lion    “It’s Hard To Find A Friend” (+ D/L)
Pedro The Lion    “The Only Reason I Feel Secure” (+ D/L)
Pedro The Lion    “Winners Never Quit” (+ D/L)
Sea And Cake, The    “The Sea And Cake”
Sharp Objects    “Sharp Objects”
Sic Alps    “Sic Alps”
Snowgoose    “Harmony Springs”
Sonic Youth    “Smart Bar, Chicago 1985” (+ D/L)
Tony Caro & John    “Blue Clouds” (UK Acid-Folk)
Total Control    “Henge Beat”
Useless Children    “Post Ending //Pre Completion” (+ D/L)
UV Race    “Racism” (+ D/L)
Various    “Nuggets: Original Artyfacts From The First Psychedelic Era 1965-1968 (40th Anniversary Edition)” (2LP Gatefold)
Waters, Muddy    “They Call Me” (180 Gram)
Why?    “Mumps, Etc.” (+ D/L)
Witchcraft    “Firewood”
Yo La Tengo    “Eletr-O-Pura” (+ D/L)
You’ll Never Get To Heaven    “You’ll Never Get To Heaven”

Hip-Hop LPs & 12″s
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Apathy    “Where’s Your Album?!!”
Dimlite    “Prismic Tops”
Lil B    “Rain In England” (2LP)
Mac Lethal    “11:11”
Murs And 9th Wonder    “The Final Adventure”
Oddisee    “People Hear What They See”
Ratking    “Wiki93 (Wiki Hak Sporting Life Ramon)”

Electronic LPs & 12″s
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Aphex Twin    “The Remixes” (White Label)
Aybee    “Worlds EP”
Bambounou    “Orbiting” (2LP)
Butane    “We Are All Cyborgs Now”
Chairlift    “At 6:15”
Dompteur Mooner    “Girls Girls Girls”
Edit Select     “Silotar [Silent Servent Remix] / Ventress / Typhon”
FaltyDL    “Hardcourage / Our House Stab”
Give It / Alimono    “Suburb / Moshi Moshi”
Hall, Kyle & Kero    “Zug Island / Attack!”
Jam City    “How We Relate To The Body [12″ Mix] / … Now We Relate”
Jeedo Filth    “Make It Boom” (Picture Disc)
LCD Soundsystem    “You Wanted”
Lee, Cherie    “Love Me Or Leave Me”
Lukid    “Lonely At The Top” (+ D/L; 2LP Gatefold)
Mala    “Cuba Electronic / Calle F”
Miaoux Miaoux    “Autopilot EP”
Modeselektor    “Modeselektion Vol.02” (3LP)
Monkey Robot    “Monkey Robot EP”
Morning Factory    “Anna Logue’s Sleepover / Sleepwalk”
Mouse On Mars (MOM)    “WOW” (2LP)
Murphy, Hakim    “Sampled Dreams EP”
Nacho Patrol    “Lineas Angola”
O/V/R    “Post-Traumatic Son / Ben Klock Mixes”
October    “Push / Empire Of Man” (Pink Marble Vinyl)
Parrish, Theo    “Falling Up (C2 RMX)” (White Label)
Persian & DJ Texsta    “Dangerous”
Phaeleh    “The Cold In You (The Remixes)”
Phase (0)    “Behind The Sun”
Phase (0)    “Binary Opposition Reprocessed Part 3”
Planetary Assault Systems    “Deep Heet Vol. 3”
Pusherman    “Donuts EP”
Re:Freshed Orchestra, The    “Re:Encore (Tribute To Jay-Z)”
Re:Ill    “Tranquilizer”
Redshape    “Square” (2LP Gatefold)
Regis    “Delivered Into The Hands Of Indifference”
Shifted    “Shifted” (AVN #001) (Repress)
Shifted    “Sickness By Means Of Clairvoyance”
Silent Servant / Santiago Salazar    “Mi Alma / Corazon”
Simoncino, Nick    “The Other Side”
Sinkane    “Mars”
Skudge    “Skudge Remixes Part 6 Marcel Dettmann, Answer Code Request”
S-Type    “Billboard”
Sumerian Fleet    “Sturm Bricht Lo”
Tenebrae    “Element EP”
Unspecified Enemies    “Multi-Ordinal Tracking Unit (MOTU)”
Various    “Revok E.P.” (Clear Vinyl)
Zarate, Morgan    “Broken Heart Collector Feat. Stevie Neale”

7″s
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Adult.    “Shari Vari / 122 Hours Of Fear”
Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy & Matt Sweeney / Billy F. Gibbons    “Storms / Oh Well”
Break Away    “The Few That Remain”
Bug, The    “Ganja Baby / Diss Mi Army”
Capitalist Casualties / Lack Of Interest    “Capitalist Casualties / Lack Of Interest”
Freakapuss / Sic Alps    “Here Today Here Tomorrow / New Trawgs III”
King Tuff    “Screaming Skull / Love Potion”
My Fictions    “Always Trapped”
Niblett, Scout    “No More Nasty Scrubs”
Quicksand    “Quicksand”
Sweet Tea / Wendy Rene    “After Laughter (Comes Tears)”
Swingin’ Utters    “The Librarians Are Hiding Something”
White, Jack    “I’m Shakin’ / Blues On Two Trees”

CDs
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Acid Tiger    “Acid Tiger”
Blacklisted    “No One Deserves To Be Here More Than Me”
Blinding Light    “The Ascension Attempt”
Blinding Light    “Glass Bullet”
Carrier, The    “Blind To What Is Right”
Cast Aside    “Overcome”
Cold World    “Dedicated To Babies Who Came Feet First”
Cursed    “One”
Damage    “Final”
D’Eon    “LP”
Embrace Today    “Soldiers”
Embrace Today    “We Are The Enemy”
Evoken    “Atra Mors”
Forward To Death    “Death Therapy”
Glass, Philip    “Rework_Philip Glass Remixes” (Amon Tobin, Beck, Cornelius…)
Great Deciever, The    “Life Is Wasted On The Living”
Indesinence    “Vessels Of Light And Decay”
Internal Affairs    “Deadly Visions”
Iron Boots    “Weight Of The World”
Jesus Eater    “Jesus Eater”
Jesus Eater    “Step Inside My Death Ray”
Meltdown     “Demolition”
Modern Life Is War    “Witness”
Nine    “Killing Angels”
Razor Crusade    “Infinite Water”
Reach The Sky    “Open Roads And Broken Dreams”
Reign Supreme    “Testing The Limits Of Infinite”
Resurrection    “I Am Not: The Discography”
Right On    “Reality Vacation”
Rise & Fall    “Faith”
Robust    “Fillin In The Potholes”
Rot In Hell    “Pearls Before Swine”
Sex Positions    “Sex Positions”
Sole    “A Ruthless Criticism Of Everything Existing”
Some Girls     “All My Friends Are Going Death”
Victims    “A Dissident”

Cassette Tape
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Colorguard / Weak Flesh    “Needle Wrecker / Rubber Baptism” *(Rick recommends this noise jam heartily.)*

Magazines
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Shindig (The Free Design issue) Magazine
Wire #346 Magazine

Turntables (All of these are Crosley Brand)
__________________________________
Revolution Portable USB Turntable $97.50

Cruiser Turntable $89.00Spinnerette 

Turntable $130.00
 

Advance USB Turntable $149.00

Reviews
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Harry Pussy One Plus One

(Palilalia)
Among the things that this Miami band stood out for during their 1992-1997 existence – in addition to their name, of course – was their distinct brand of noise/experimental rock and live shows that were viciously intense enough to induce speechlessness. Although they typically played as a rotating trio, this double-LP only collects material from the founding duo: Bill Orcutt strums the twanging guitar across unbelievably circuitous paths while Adris Hoyos pounds the drums and, though it’s quite rare on this release, sings (her voice is far closer to that of a vulture than a songbird.) It’s a raw, bracing experience for those adventurous enough to venture through a jagged, disjointed punk scrapyard. This compilation consists of twenty-four songs recorded on a Walkman during the band’s first two years; nine tracks are previously released, but renamed and re-edited by Orcutt. The tracks range from straightforward-driven insanity (“Nazi USA,” “Improbable People”) to more head-spinning guitar weirdness, such as “Bad Space” and the opening track’s mutated instrumental reimagining of The Germs’ “Forming.”
[Reviewer: Mark]

Foxygen Take The Kids Off Broadway

(Jagjaguwar)
Olympia, Washington-based vocalist Sam France and NYC guitarist/keyboardist Jonathan Rado (both 22 years old) make up this songwriting duo. The label fittingly describes their sound as the “raw, de-Wes Andersonization” of acts like The Rolling Stones, The Kinks and David Bowie: indeed, it sounds like a tapestry of rock spanning the 60s and 70s, particularly blues and psychedelia. The songs sound refreshingly free and often theatrical, created from a variety of passages: for example, standout “Make It Known” is driven by, among other things, a smooth organ, groovy guitar and horns that start off sad but flourish for the catchy, particularly anthemically-sung climax. I also enjoyed the sleepy-eyed “Why Did I Get Married?,” which made me imagine The Beatles or David Bowie gradually incorporating elements of garage rock. The longest track – the ten-minute acid trip “Teenage Alien Blues” – sounds like a dizzy recollection of continuous fragments ranging from radio-friendly blues-rock to heavily lo-fi, weird noise-coated psych-rock.
[Reviewer: Mark]

Live Music: Bassment Beats/New World Show Presents !¡YAKI PA’YAH!¡

Live Music: Bassment Beats/New World Show Presents !¡YAKI PA’YAH!¡


“…uniting musicians, visual artists, and dancers from around the world to bridge the gaps between movements ‘from here to there’ through bass.”

Bassment Beats and New World Show from WESU 88.1FM will host a new monthly series: !¡YAKI PA’YAH!¡ (pronunciation guide = de aquí para allá, but faster) an event that unites musicians, visual artists, and dancers from around the world to bridge the gaps between the various movements ‘from here to there’ through bass.

From the barrios to the burbs; the condos to the conjuntos; the high-rises to the hilltops- there is one thing all people have in common: a desire to dance to the sounds of bass rhythms. It’s what makes us undulate while it modulates.

This first installment of !¡YAKI PA’YAH!¡ stars Geko Jones from Brooklyn, NY. The Puertolombian (Puerto Rican & Colombian) tropical bass specialist is a seminal member of the Dutty Artz crew. He is also one of the co-founders of the world-famous “Qué Bajo?!” party in New York City.

DJ LOKASH, your resident yaki, will be making his last public Connecticut performance of 2012 with an eclectic set of bass-heavy transnational sounds featuring a very special appearance by Lady Elizabeth.

Kilbourne from New Jersey will also be dropping his latest Philly Bass creations as well as supporting his Faye Reagan EP on Rebel Records from earlier this year.

There will be additional special guests along with visuals by You B (the Stepkids), spacepirate.co.uk, Geoff Rasco, Channel1 and others. Plus, giveaways by SkateShopSwap and Redscroll Records (that’s us).

UNDERGROUND MUSIC & CULTURE