"Who Wants to Kill the President?" is pretty cool. Whippet-fueled falsetto multi-voice, fingers on the time cotrol. Definitely has a "schizophrenic" feel, subdued disorientation. Also very "psychedelic" with out bothering to use any "psychedelic" tropes, although a little wah-wah really wouldn't have hurt.
B-side is a cover of VOM's quasi-classic "Electrocute Your Cock" and sounds like it was played by 14 year-olds who figured out how to amplify the sound of fingernails scratching a chalkboard.
It's meant to be played at 33 RPM, but give the A-side a spin on 45 too. Recomended!
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Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Music: Big Nurse "Temporarily Unavailable" LP
Bludgeoned non-music/stoned "Noise" jams. Side 1 is pretty bliss/fluxed out computer sound, though all instrumentation is straight out of Rolling Stones circa 1973, +Bobby Keys.
Saxophone, a nasty little bitch-snake on Side 2, is spare and buried on Side 1, eliciting the Jazz-pathos, liberal-punk, and it works in the studied disdain-dissonant-drudge, add serpent a little at the end...
There are becoming, quieter moments on Side 1... By the way, I'm calling one side of the unmarked vinyl "Side 1" only because it appears (superficially) to be comprised of two tracks, versus only one track on "Side 2," the traditional one-track-side.
High Density Headache, nice brown paper inserts with screenprinted art.
Saxophone, a nasty little bitch-snake on Side 2, is spare and buried on Side 1, eliciting the Jazz-pathos, liberal-punk, and it works in the studied disdain-dissonant-drudge, add serpent a little at the end...
There are becoming, quieter moments on Side 1... By the way, I'm calling one side of the unmarked vinyl "Side 1" only because it appears (superficially) to be comprised of two tracks, versus only one track on "Side 2," the traditional one-track-side.
High Density Headache, nice brown paper inserts with screenprinted art.
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