DEAD WESTERN ~ SOFTEN YOUR SCREAMS INTO SINGS ~ lp (kdvs)
when dead western’s soften your screams into sings lp (put out by kdvs) hit the mailbox my first thought was how lovely the sleeve looked, then turning over to see a photo of actual naked modern hippies in a forest (one of which was climbing a tree) i immediately thought i had this whole deal figured out. west coast, future arthurfest participants, etc.; i know pretty much what to expect here. well, it took me a good couple minutes to figure out what speed this thing played at, and when i did discovered this thing to be a real treasure outta left field. fragile instrumentation, heartfelt songs, but a truly alien voice delivering what i can only describe to be what you’d expect peter jefferies in the persona of the pink panther to be, or something similar. woozy, deep, resonant bass vox wobbling around the grooves here which i now know belong to sacramento musican/artist fixture troy mighty who i remember from the free jazz-leaning noiseniks antennas erupt. the variety of instrumentation, while being minimal, is also pretty rich in emotion. – brian turner, wfmu… really stunning album which is visually as beautiful as beautiful as the music. multi-fold, layered screen print & photo art. recommended.
DEAD WESTERN ~ SOFTEN YOUR SCREAMS INTO SINGS ~ lp (kdvs)
DEAD WESTERN ~ SOFTEN YOUR SCREAMS INTO SINGS ~ lp (kdvs)
when dead western’s soften your screams into sings lp (put out by kdvs) hit the mailbox my first thought was how lovely the sleeve looked, then turning over to see a photo of actual naked modern hippies in a forest (one of which was climbing a tree) i immediately thought i had this whole deal figured out. west coast, future arthurfest participants, etc.; i know pretty much what to expect here. well, it took me a good couple minutes to figure out what speed this thing played at, and when i did discovered this thing to be a real treasure outta left field. fragile instrumentation, heartfelt songs, but a truly alien voice delivering what i can only describe to be what you’d expect peter jefferies in the persona of the pink panther to be, or something similar. woozy, deep, resonant bass vox wobbling around the grooves here which i now know belong to sacramento musican/artist fixture troy mighty who i remember from the free jazz-leaning noiseniks antennas erupt. the variety of instrumentation, while being minimal, is also pretty rich in emotion. – brian turner, wfmu… really stunning album which is visually as beautiful as beautiful as the music. multi-fold, layered screen print & photo art. recommended.