An xxjfg archive for posts featuring Digits.
We’ve long championed Digits’ appropriation of various dancefloors in service of his hushed pop. A whispering sound from the ether that swirled around Arthur Russell back in his folk fuelled days. Digits’ latest feels familiarly strange in the way that Water Borders did on first listen. Brought up in a pre-internet land the idea that…
We’re once again graced by Digits‘ presence, rolling up Lost Dream (which we posted earlier this year) with new tracks and a remix to form the Lost Dream EP. One of the new tracks is Pale Green Morning, a haunting early House jam, replete with Alt’s soul-flecked vocal. A trip through a night-history that escapes…
Digits helped us close out 2009 and just over a year later they help us open 2011 with more gorgeously constructed pop music. Which also functions as ample proof that not all resurrections are bloody. Lost Dream is all minimal, reverb heavy, synth-pop. The echoes of handclaps circling and decaying as a skittish drum machine…
The beast that is 20JFG has always had one head with an abnormal taste for that which its other heads should conventional abhor. Yet the 20JFGbeast cares not for convention. And so it is then that we continue this end of year round up with a survey of that which could or most definitely should…