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Metallic Falcons – because CocoRosie was too boring

minha galera — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 13:16:22 +0000

Now that the goosepumps have stopped, I must share with you Metallic Falcons. We, here at Discorgy, have a long history and love affair with freak folk, giving you the pleasure of hearing and discovering the wonderful talents of CocoRosie, Devendra Banhart, Anthony Hegarty, but this is truly amazing. Sierra Cassady, the CocoRosie sister with the opera voice, has created with friend Mattea Bearn a side project that give the world a new genre: ”baby metal”.

Airships

Four harts

Metal Berry

Snakes & Tea

Nighttime and morning with Anthony Hagerty

Desert Cathedral

Pale Dog

Disparu

Myspace

Pitchfork review for the Desert Doughnuts album

Sibot – In with the old

minha galera — Fri, 15 May 2009 13:16:28 +0000

Introducing Sibot: one half of the sonically-souped South African trip-hop kids on distortion The Real Estate Agents that hail from Cape Town but whose beats and blips are heard around the world. Appropriately enough, the standard of DJ/Live show has reached the point where Sibot carries serious weight in holding his own as a solo/top scratch performer.
I like all the songs on his album In with the old, so I uploaded them all. If you prefer a full experience, listen to the Youtube playlist

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Super evil me

Expect everyone

Who Split the beans on the dance floor

Nice one George

Granny scratch -- a little kid koala influence-just a tiny bit…

I give you my love

Pull you back

Bang on the drum

Hello Flat Foot Have You Had Your Fish Yet

Get clean

Meribeth Old

Sixatesix

Octivebyoctive

Itch Cross over RetroSpective

Only doin a bit lads

Strhaff Tak

Folland

Shoulder Crawl Remix

Mums the word

Chilli Pick Your Nose

Buyline

Badder Than

David Lynch

minha galera — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 16:22:37 +0000

I don’t know why it didn’t come as a surprise to hear that David Lynch also does music. When you have this immense power that forces you to create, you only have to find some means to put that creation into whatever form it needs to reach the world. This time, Lynch decided to use music. I don’t know how or if he put the idea into the actual musical notes, but his concept most certainly touched me.

This song is from the soundtrack of his 2006 movie: Inland Empire. I don’t know how many of you had recurring nightmares of the midget in Twin Peaks, but I am one of the people who were marked by that scene and the sight and sound of it still give me the creeps. This song is in tune with the atmosphere of all Lynch’s movies.

On the same note, I would like to present you a tune from the great Julee Cruise (the artist that sang on the Twin Peaks soundtrack). Floating is, as the name says, an eerie tune, great (or not) for any type of tripping experience.