04 December 2010

Cruel Cassette-- LION: Fresh BANGER via Adie Kaye!!

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Today I have a very special track to give away. Adie Kaye is an up and coming London based electronic music producer. His work has seemed to range all over the spectrum from dub reggae inspired pieces to pop while he hones in his sound. Working closely with UK rising pop star Japayork (who's first single drops tomorrow-- get it here!), Adie earlier released a popular lo-fi dubby remix of Japa's Our Now. Below I have included the artwork created by Japayork himself for this truly amazing bass heavy banger! Make sure to have your speakers turned up loud!

Lion by cruel cassette
Click the down arrow on the right to download the track for FREE!

03 December 2010

If I Were You

Thoughts are not things. Thoughts are thoughts.
What with all the connections they bring.
Your tongue ain't sexy, and words can't talk--
even alone together, pen and paper can't sing.

If I was you, I'd start heading east
with roads to trip over clumsy feet.
Those feeble shoulders that shrug you along,
nagging you forward to the gravel's swansong:

"There's two types of suicide: in control and out of it.
To understand the latter is equivalent to suckerfish.
To understand the former is to clown behind the clout of it.
If you understand anything, there's nothing to accomplish."

The song gets in my mouth, a small claims court of hassles,
as the ruling states philosophy has a tendency to travel.
If it's so wrong to bite the hand that feeds me,
is it okay to complain the meal looks a bit seedy?

She said, "I thought you were dead again."
If she throws up in the sink then I might win.
Nevermind, she's fine, she's drinking again
-- evidence that gravity's proof is original sin.

My mouth becomes your medicine cabinet,
yipping on sweet nothings of expired aspirins,
all because you're too foolish to know...

thoughts are just words that have yet to happen
and words are just some substantial noise
that has forever been off-key, clapping
to anything at all, from the crunch of an apple
to a small swampy sample of space
with God's big ol' footprints all over the place
while these muddy skies just take it all brazen-faced
with each molecule sexed up in leather and lace
because that's what were into nowadays.

Yep, he's Our Father, our big-time mack daddy,
smacking around hussy angels when they start acting catty;
and I'm falling asleep to the joke that he didn't bother sharing
and empty threats that some thing might maybe start caring.

I'm left with neon lights and a pocket knife,
and everything is exactly how it seems:
A man, two grocery bags, out in the night,
taping up his fingers to topple my childhood regime.

-hdg

02 December 2010

Geographer--Kites

With exams around the corner art/official is unfortunately pre-occupied with academia. Regardless we hope you will enjoy this track by Geographer. I saw them open for STARS the other evening. I think I may have even liked it more than STARS. Anyways, they remind me a bit of Owen Pallett (Final Fantasy). Enjoy.

28 November 2010

craigslist-->st louis, MO-->free-->chair (reupholster)

My darling fiance and I were on a mission.

Last month we'd met for lunch at Trattoria Marcella, and as we left,  I'd bumped shoulders with a sizable man with a tousled beard. He walked on, but not before muttering "fuckin' yuppies" underneath his smoky breath. Never having heard the word before, we were both curious as to the definition.

As it turns out, "yuppie" is a shortened slang term from the 1980s for young urban professional. Furthermore, it carries a negative connotation, as Webster also mentioned it is used disparagingly. The same remark follows the words "nigger" and "kyke". We were livid.

And so began the mission aforementioned: Dissolve all prejudice behind this word that this bigot of a man had stuck in our side.

zach hill (ft. devendra banhart)

reality will show it's hideous face once again tomorrow; thanksgiving break is over. forget that with this extremely trippy video for a zach hill track off the album Face Tat.



-justen