Showing posts with label minimalism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label minimalism. Show all posts

Friday, May 6, 2011

Yearning for a Unique Ecstasy

I was listening to this the other day while walking through a part of Brooklyn that's simultaneously pretty and bleak. Yep, right alongside the giant construction site where they're building the new stadium. On my right, brownstones and lovely old brick homes; on my right, endless mud and girders. I even found myself standing where Freddy's used to be, the bar we loved and played at so many times. Now it's just an empty spot.

Meanwhile, the sky was overcast but the sun was active. Light was dappling everything, a soft rinse of gray shimmer over the world. And I was listening to this, and it sounded like the finest stoner buddhist chant album in the history of the world.

I was gonna repost, until I realized that the Root Blog link was still good. So, go there and get it. Unless the words "stoner buddhist chant" turn you off, in which case, screw you.

Love, Ero

http://rootstrata.com/rootblog/?p=2790

Monday, December 14, 2009

You Spoiled All My Fun


Very strange and compelling minimalist homemade-synth and maximalist drummer duo, from end-of-60s NYC. Some songs are more compelling than others, but the lyrics gain depth as you listen, and the sonic textures are really unlike any other band before or since. And then just when you've got it figured out, there's a song with banjo.

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Free Philip Glass



Get it at amazon: click HERE.

Seems like about as much Philip Glass as anybody needs.