Xinlisupreme is a band/artist I was enamored with years back, nice overlap of Shoegaze and noise (think the first Belong record maybe?), though recently they have been doing this hyper anime-hiphop thing -- one that still oddly meshes with their old style.
Japan
#xinlisupreme
Lua Trilogy! is very new to me. They go mad on the samples and layering ... lots of WTF moments combined with bliss.
Dallas, TX
#luaTrilogy @luatrilogy.bsky.social
Music (?!)
I am not sure what the audience for this would be, but I have a current fascination with Xinlisupreme and Lua Trilogy!
Definitely on the noisy/overstimulation/saturation side of things.
#xinlisupreme #luaTrilogy @luatrilogy.bsky.social
Arguably, one of my favorite slices of music was the mid-to-late 90s output of the label Plug Research. So many ideas bumping around in that music.
#plugResearch
this song continuously resonates.
#UseKnife
Anyway, I suppose #sprints are my favorite "rock band" at the moment, and nicely fall outside my normal listening spectrum.
In that regard the #sprints concert was absolute fun, and sincerely was a wild and wonderful time.
SPRINTS is a band I would highly recommend -- on album and live and in interviews. They are so empathetic and thoughtful and compassionate -- and it runs deep into their music.
One things I appreciate about SPRINTS is that they seem to pull from so many sounds and emotions -- and in this regard, the concert I thought I wanted was not the show I attended.
Instead the #sprints concert was full of appreciation and joy.
Saw SPRINTS last night for the final show of their US tour.
I think going in I wanted a heavier, maybe more introspective and angsty show.
but...
#sprints
This strange 1981+ album may be my favorite holiday album. It has 8 editions, all with variations, with the later version being from 2017.
I noticed a version on Bandcamp as well (which seems to have an extra song or two?)
This is a pretty wild ride.
"A striking collision of East Africa’s trance-inducing polyrhythmic traditions and modernist dub practice... where Uganda’s Nakibembe Embaire Group shared the stage with Japanese live dub sorcerer Naoyuki Uchida"
#NyegeNyegeTapes
#NakibemebeEmbaireGroup
#NaoyukiUchida
A whole series of releases from the amazing Si Begg includes this PSA.
Series, on Bandcamp, is called "LOL I DON'T CARE OR HOW WE SOLD OUR KIDS TO SILICON VALLEY OR WELCOME TO THE NARCISSISM ENGINE"
@sibegg.bsky.social
The documentary's subtitles move fast and are tricky to follow though.
#muslimgauze
I am not going to link the documentary here, but I appreciated it because while it covers an artist I admire, it also goes into a bit of criticism that I find quite valid (around what I might think of as appropriation/exoticism). Also, the bit of non-Western perspective is interesting.
#muslimgauze
Some friends out there might appreciate this. There is a 15 minute documentary on Muslimgauze called "ELEKTRONİK İNTİFADA".
#muslimgauze
Digging the music of NKISI today. New to me, though what I have been listening to is a 1+ years old.
Also, I feel like I need to publicly admit I enjoyed a Viagra Boys song. I am not proud of this.
I am a day late, but yesterday was the passing of one of my favorite vocalists/musicians/artists: John Balance.
He died on November 13, 2004.
This song #RestlessDay is a personal favorite, it's simple and I think a little charming.
#johnBalance #jhonBalance #coil
Get lost in a little calm.
I feel like this album is a continuous gift, did not know it was so recent (2025)
@intlanthem.bsky.social #GregoryUhlmann #JoshJohnson #SamWilkes
LP is what prompted the post, though YT to verify what I was sharing matches hah.
Love your user name!
I think this one is very unique, and while not all #MakayaMcCraven 's output is for me (I still, after all these years, am warming to Jazz), this collection of music hits whatever vibe I need right now. <3
I love the upcoming #MakayaMcCraven work because there are some very nice production aspects (can feel almost collage like in moments) while also seemingly just snapshotting some amazing sessions of music.
A new piece from Makaya McCraven I have been really enjoying.
The upcoming album (collection of 4 EPs?) from drummer #MakayaMcCraven (and band) on @intlanthem.bsky.social is really, really nice.
This #MakayaMcCraven song "The Loneliness" is not super representative of his work I suppose -- I don't know, maybe it is (the song is from a reworked album)... but I love it.
#MakayaMcCraven will be in Seattle on 10/26.
Don't think I can make the show, as it is pinned right between a work trip and an important-decision appointment, but still tempting all the same. There is an early show, hmm.
A bit of smokey, thinking-friendly jazz... for dark corner dwellers?
#MakayaMcCraven @intlanthem.bsky.social
I am going to do something wild and actually wear the shirt that came with the #EgObliqueGraph box set :)
Finally getting through the massive historical audio document of Byrn Jone's work prior to #muslimgauze as E.g Oblique Graph.
#EgObliqueGraph
#BrynJones - Complete Oblique 1980-1983
#VinylOnDemand
It's a lot... but so well worth it to hear hints of what would be (and never was)
October 18, No Kings.
X
"The [The Great Monster Dada Show] exhibition [presented] more than 200 works by... Jean (Hans) Arp, Theo van Doesburg, Marcel Duchamp, Max Ernst, Elsa Hildegard Baroness von Freytag-Loringhoven, Hannah Höch, Marcel Janco, Francis Picabia, Man Ray, Kurt Schwitters and Sophie Taeuber-Arp...[+++]"
