Sonic Youth Gossip - Severian's electronic music gastropub

Sonic Youth Gossip (http://www.sonicyouth.com/gossip/index.php)

- Non-Sonic Sounds (http://www.sonicyouth.com/gossip/forumdisplay.php?f=4)

- - Severian's electronic music gastropub (http://www.sonicyouth.com/gossip/showthread.php?t=114509)

GOD EVERYBODY is being SO AGGRESSIVE WHAT the FUCK

Quote:

Originally Posted by Severian

GOD EVERYBODY is being SO AGGRESSIVE WHAT the FUCK

I'm sorry. This is what comes from living under a Nazi regime.

Busdriver’s new album “Electricity is on Our Side” is overlooked and off the chain purty much

From The Wire:

Quote:

Jlin releases score to Wayne McGregor's Autobiography
Her collaboration with the British choreographer was commissioned by Unsound

Indiana based footwork producer Jlin will release the soundtrack to her ballet collaboration with choreographer Wayne McGregor this September. Not quite her third album – which is confirmed for release at some point in 2019 or 2020 – this music marks the fruits of a game-changing experience for Jlin.

“We first met face to face in October 2016 in a downtown Chicago hotel, talking for about a solid two hours,” she recalls. “Immediately I saw Wayne was very friendly and energetic. He’s brilliant, witty and knows exactly what he wants; an absolute gem to work with. Before I even started composing for Autobiography, Wayne told me so gently that he trusts me completely with my direction of creating the score. That was the best feeling in the world. I would wake up at two in the morning and work until six in the evening until I completed all the pieces. We were both very happy with the outcome. Creating the score for an impeccable piece of work such as Autobiography changed my life as an artist.”

Company Wayne McGregor and Jlin debuted Autobiography at London theatre Sadler’s Wells in 2017. The Autobiography tour is set to continue into 2019. As its title implies, the work is conceived as a portrait of McGregor himself, based around the sequencing of his own genome.

Autobiography will be released by Planet Mu on 28 September. Listen to “The Abyss Of Doubt” here.

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Soup Nazi

From The Wire:

HOLY FUCK THANK YOU

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to The Soup Nazi again.

New Aphex Twin EP (of course not an album goddammit) coming soon?

Aaaaand a big fat seizure test failing video for the dope ass new Aphex Twin song!

Aphex Twin - “T69 Collapse”

Fffffffffffffuck yeah!

Ya gotta dislodge yr eyes to read that shit! waza foken point in that eh? gratification wankery at it's finest. Doesn't Dickey boy realise that some people are extremely intoxicated?! foken prick

https://karlfousek.bandcamp.com/album/no-way-of-knowing

anybody pining for more Fenn O'berg-like stew?

_________________'---------------:’'’:;:____________

That new Laurel Halo "ambient" album doesn't really register.

Quote:

Originally Posted by selkcip

That new Laurel Halo "ambient" album doesn't really register.

You're a nut.

compared to albums like Chance of Rain, Dust, and Quarantine, it feels kinda slight. The percussive / piano bits with Eli Keszler are interesting - but there's not much here that really sticks. I'd love to hear others' thoughts on it, other than single-adjective exclamations

The new Jim O'Rourke thing is masterful, in comparison. Sleep like it's winter.

https://erstwhilerecords.bandcamp.co...y-trust-in-you

this recent Erstwhile release, as well

Quote:

Originally Posted by Severian

Aaaaand a big fat seizure test failing video for the dope ass new Aphex Twin song!

Aphex Twin - “T69 Collapse”

Fffffffffffffuck yeah!

Good track but even better video.

Finally playing that Autechre release(s), “NTS Season 1-4” and... wow fuck.

Quote:

Originally Posted by selkcip

OK, OK... "Nut" ain't that bad, though. From Wikipedia: "People who eat nuts regularly have better health outcomes. This includes reduced rates of coronary heart disease (CHD), cancer, stroke, heart attacks, and lower chances of death". Lower chances of death, that's my favorite — bigger chances of not dying, ever? :D

I don't think Raw Silk Uncut Wood is slight, even compared to Laurel Halo's previous work (and perhaps the only one of her records to which we could formally compare it is Antenna). Plus, "ambient", ever since Music For Airports (or Discreet Music, if you prefer to locate the genre's hushed big-bang on the latter) has always had that element of "did the artist intend to make this shit unengaging?" So I'm gonna take an irrational impressionistic leap here ;) and just say that in RSUW's case it's the sheer beauty of it that captured me, especially considering it's a kind of beauty Halo hadn't quite produced before, something that makes me feel she continues to grow artistically.

Gather ‘round children