That kind of day. Their newest is pretty similar to their oldest, which means if you’re after smoky Lynch-styled ambience you’re in the right place.
Month: February 2014
Sunday folding accompaniment
To accompany some light reading
Music for a busy afternoon
Like the thing says, Feed Me Weird Things.
Shirley Temple meets Buzzo
You’ve probably heard about Shirley Temple’s death. Which means you’ve probably also heard The Good Ship Lollipop far too many times than is good for you.
Take some comfort in her passing from this fine article, reminding you that her daughter played with the Melvins.
Have some footage.
Free Fela!
This page features almost fifty of Fela Kuti’s albums. Streaming. For free.
If you don’t know him, you should. Here’s a taste.
Got any blacker?
A documentary larded with historic footage of Nordic black metal’s ground zero crew.
This video is a good accompaniment to Lords of Chaos, which is the book on the whole burning churches/eating bandmates’ brains happy times surrounding Mayhem et al.
GRIMM.
NWW: Salt Marie Celeste
Having mentioned one of my favourite Nurse With Wound albums, it would be remiss of me to leave without posting it. Suitable given today’s grey, drizzly nature.
If you enjoy it, go and buy something from the band.
New split 12-inch review
My review of If, Bwana and Gerald Fiebig’s split 12-inch on Attenuation Circuit has gone live at Cyclic Defrost. You can listen to excerpts from the record here.
Gerald Fiebig’s ‘Sustained Development’ features the same reedy organ tones, but with more organisation. They’re constructed in waves, creating a feeling of motion, of tidal drift. It’s a slow-burn piece, but seems more at home in the ambient Nurse With Wound part of the world; its slow iterations and feeling of bobbing, rising waves would sit well with any fans of NWW’s Salt Marie Celeste.
