Archive for September, 2007

• Friday, September 28, 2007  12:34 am 

  Introducing Simple Folk and How2 make liars

  Today we have a contribution from lovely folks Dillon and Lucy -
  If you tune in to 97.2FM or log in to RADIOREVERB.COM on a Wednesday at 6pm (gmt) or Sunday at 1pm (gmt) you can be wowed and wooed by our Simple Folk radio show. we air live music every week by the flotsam […]

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• Tuesday, September 25, 2007  11:43 pm 

  Changeling disco

  (Some naughties suggested the moniker ‘Skag disco’ but let us be nice for once)
  Stuart has been toying with the idea of slo mo discotheque where you can’t play tunes above a speed of such and such BPMs, was it 120? was it 90? You can imagine it, meticulous beard scratching and stop and motion booty […]

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• Sunday, September 23, 2007  11:58 pm 

  When songs attack pt. II

  STUART- Movement! Signal’s clean.
  He pans the scanner. Stops. The range display reads out, counting down.
  STUART- Range twenty meters.
  STEVEN (to Juan)- Seal the door.
  Juan picks up a hand-welder and moves to comply.
  STUART: Seventeen meters.
  SCOTT: Let’s get these things lit.
  He hands one flamethrower to Steven and begins priming the other himself. It lights with a […]

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• Thursday, September 20, 2007  3:06 pm 

  Dodgy Bus Brakes R Acid

  It has been a while since we last jacked the house in an old skool way, I saw an abstract configuration of squelchy noises scowling at me from the corner of the street on my way to work today and I took this as last warning from the Roland loa, drop some acid or have […]

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• Wednesday, September 19, 2007  3:09 pm 

  I’m obsessed by Strandbeest

  Home made electronic noise makers Neptune rise on a two-part concept song Tell my people to go Home.
  Tell my people to go home (Part I) begins, full of under-mumbled urgency hinting at the great Howard Devoto, with hooks of early Devo noise.
  Hella’s approach to Load Records is echoed in the drums, while most readers […]

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