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the new, first proper solo-album by lee ranaldo of (ex-)sonic youth fame is simply amazing!!!
a brief tease for those too curious to wait
http://www.jpc.de/jpcng/poprock/detail/-/art/Motorpsycho-Death-Defying-Unicorn/hnum/1906620
yes, great record. not entirely mind-blown, but the first half is incredible!
during bomb-proof there's are def. 3 voices audible. did i miss that kkenneth is singing as well or is that an overdub?
btw, nice mc5-reference "kick out the marmelade, motherfuckers"
i must admit i’m pretty surprised by the number of votes cast on lmm and the dominance of trust us over ltec
SURALIN
not my band, but a bandmate of mine and a friend i’m running a label with play in it.
they’re a fantstic band and we just released their debut album “leda”.
http://www.myspace.com/suralinmusik
http://www.facebook.com/?ref=logo#!/pages/Suralin/308206012250
we are lucky to have broken silence distribute our stuff since a couple of month, so if you like it you should be able to order their album at your record store.
i found it really pleasing, that the audience was respectful and appreciative throughout the whole set. a pretty rare thing nowadays. anyway, it’s like a natural law: there is always the obligatory annoying guy
personally, i didn’t mind bent’s reaction. of course there had been better ways of dealing with it, but who cares. i’m sure this guy had the time of his life, but if that means being disrespectful towards the band and hundreds of people paying attention, then he shouldn’t complain about a little saliva!
i think i’d go for TM or AADAP. but as i won’t be there anyway i won’t vote.
would love to see trapdoor & grindstone!!!
aadap on the other hand: pppp, in the family, back to source, have spacesuit & timothy’s monster!!!!
uff, tough call
btw, just realized that the 2006 oya-gig was quite aadap-focused! in the family, starmelt, the wheel
usually, plattentests is quite a good online-zine, but this is the shittiest review i read in a long time.
i’m listening to hmf for the first time now. WOW!!! very inspired and energetic. i am positively surprised by bent’s vocals especially, as they sounded like it was more of a duty than real fun recently. fellow’s back on track! concerning kenneth, i have to agree that there is a noticable shift towards the geb-style.
i am so buying both vinyl and cd! :MPD:
according to a very short review by kulturnews (quoted on the amazon-site) ms.hukkelberg is singing on 4 songs!
