What are you listening to right now? (13 Indigenous grandmothers are praying for the planet)

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    Straight from the vibrant underground in Santiago / Chile

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    Un Fest
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    Music without devices today...
    ...morning, a small, wooden, Norwegian church in Ulsteinvik, where a teen gospel choir in their final song suddenly hit a haunting, swelling resonance that for a few beautiful minutes had me believing that recorded music is a mistake and that if this sound were to continue for eternity it would be glory all the way...
    ...late afternoon, hiking along the cliffs in the descending twilight, panoramic views, no human traces in sight, Pjusk playing in my head, the perfect soundtrack...
    ...next: Fiskesuppe.
  • Enjoy your meal. If you are traveling north, the Lofoten Islands are worth a detour.
  • Little control over my schedule from here on in - teaching seminars in various schools all week. Off to the Bergen area next. The soup was excellent.

    NP:
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    Thanks Scissorman, streaming at the moment but will download. (see Bandcamp thread)
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    Free sampler from Amazon UK
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    Another new free Amazon UK sampler
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    Dave Kerman – drums, guitar, keyboards
    Sanjay Kumar – keyboards
    Bob Drake – vocals, bass guitar, guitar, violin, recording engineer
    with:
    Thomas Dimuzio – electronics
    Susanne Lewis – vocals
    James Grigsby – guitar, vibes, bass
    Michelle Bos – utensils, penny fountain, skydiving ocarinas, metal tables, creaks, blue rocks

    - "5Uus is one of the more perplexing bands limning the rock-in-opposition/prog rock ethos and also one of the most inventive. The group's music displays vigorous bouts of energy amid a refined and literate sense of wordplay. Lyrics are free of the political baggage clinging to Dagmar Krause's similarly penned poetics and reflective of a playful sense of both the bizarre and the Byzantine--via Lewis G. Carroll's looking-glass. Thankfully, 5UUs swathes its ornate words in an equally hyper-intense and near-psychedelic aura of shrill guitars, keyboards that test the limits of 88-key endurance, and tumbling avalanches of percussive variants.

    The presence of guest Thomas DiMuzio, who contributes his own crazed collection of electronic paraphernalia to the soup, only exacerbates an already frenzied atmosphere. Nursery rhymes somehow find themselves led lemming-like through a forest perilous of King Crimsonesque nuclear bursts, while sweet harmonies hint at a parallel-universe Yes and Henry Cow/Art Bears chamber-rock pyrotechnics. HUNGER'S TEETH is an unsettling yet cathartic trip for the metabolically challenged."

    Allmusic - ReR Megacorp 1994

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    Prob mentioned before, but Brandon has another NYOP album too:

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    Norway sounds wonderful GP; I may not be able to be in Norway, but I can listen to Pjusk.
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    GP, Fiskesuppe (fish soup) sounds delicious . . .

    Pjusk:
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    Some may have wondered what Pjusk means, (Pronounciation here)

    It's a word being used for a fellow like this:
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    ETA: I almost forgot how excellent this is, thanks !
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    Golden Animals - Hear Eye Go

    Opening for Roky Erickson and Black Angels tonight. Pretty enjoyable.

    Craig
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    Just in on Soundcloud:
    Nicolas Bernier - frequencies (a / fragments) (clip)<LINE>

    @ Craig, I'd love to go to that Roky Erickson show, tell us all about it, and:
    Stand for the fire demon !
  • BN - I'll fill you in fully! Amazingly it's his first ever performance in Minnesota. It's also the first time I can remember being more excited for an opener than the headliner (Black Angels are technically headlining).

    Also just found out that when I see HAIM in May, Tennis will be the opener. Fun concert day for me!

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    Craig
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    David Tibet
    Michael Cashmore
    Ben Chasny
    John Contreras
    Steven Stapleton
    Marc Almond
    Bonnie 'Prince' Billy
    Baby Dee
    Ida Mercer
    Antony
    Clodagh Simonds
    Cosey Fanni Tutti
    Chris Carter
    Andria Degens
    Shirley Collins
    Iris Bishop
    Amy Phillips
    William Breeze
    William Basinski
    Colin Potter
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    Rec'd by Headphonaught. Downtempo with Spoken Word. Pretty Cool. NYOP
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    Seth Lakeman became a commercial success thanks to his boy-band image and relentlessly dramatic songs, but he now reclaims his folk credentials with new material based partly on interviews that he conducted with everyone from a former rail worker to the witness of a disastrous rehearsal for the D-day landings. His multi-instrumental work is impressive, but his voice still often sounds too urgent. High-energy songs such as The Wanderer, about travellers, or The Courier, about ancient tracks on Dartmoor, are balanced by less frantic pieces about a dockyard worker or young women labourers in the Cornish mines. The best song of all, Portrait of My Wife, is a traditional lament. A special edition of the album includes Lakeman's interviews intercut with his music. It's the technique famously used by Ewan MacColl with his Radio Ballads, and it brings new meaning to the songs.
    Source: Guardian review
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    Released by: Orange Mountain Music
    Release date: Sep 3, 2013
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    Stephan Mathieu - The Falling Rocket
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