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yeah i just heard about this on the news, too young. they played bits from a few of his tracks, was obviously a big influence on the antifolk types etc. love his stuff on the kids ost |
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stupid motorcycle speeding in my fart i'd never heard of this guy, but because of the news, i started digging around. "yip/jump music," i thot, "that sounds like my kind of album title." as i listened to speeding motorcycle, i was deeply torn. on one level, there's a big part of it that makes me wince. on the other, it's catchy, and i immediately knew it would be popping into my hed tomorrow. i was reading wiki and stuff as i listened, and the talk of lo-fi fired off the following neurons: shit, yeah, i could hear the blow doing tracks like this, albeit with a lot more polish. you can hear very directly how similar the tracks feel to ones like then i got on to a bit of "hello how are you" after wiki kept mentioning it, and i thot: "the spacing of the percussive thwacks are actually pretty jungle." like, the enveloping, clustering, there is a lot of data there there is also a dash of wesley willis. |
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