Saturday, October 24, 2009

Wall Of Voodoo - Mexican Radio


Really enjoy this song. Found it on a Pipe Scuttleworth mix, along with countless other gems, and I must say that Wall of Voodoo is a supreme delight. Lyrics are listed below. Check it!

I feel a hot wind on my shoulder
And the touch of a world that is older
I turn the switch and check the number
I leave it on when in bed I slumber
I hear the rhythms of the music
I buy the product and never use it
I hear the talking of the DJ
Can't understand just what does he say?

I'm on a mexican radio. I'm on a Mexican - whoah - radio

I dial it in and tune the station
They talk about the U.S. inflation
I understand just a little
No comprende, it's a riddle

I'm on a mexican radio. I'm on a Mexican, whoa-Oh, radio
I'm on a mexican radio. I'm on a Mexican, whoa-Oh, radio

I wish I was in Tijuana
Eating barbequed iguana
I'd take requests on the telephone
I'm on a wavelength far from home
I feel a hot wind on my shoulder
I dial it in from south of the border
I hear the talking of the DJ
Can't understand just what does he say?

I'm on a mexican radio. I'm on a Mexican, whoa-Oh, radio
I'm on a mexican radio. I'm on a Mexican, whoa-Oh, radio

Radio radio... Radio radio... Radio radio...
I'm on a mexican radio. I'm on a Mexican, whoa-Oh, radio
I'm on a mexican radio. I'm on a Mexican, whoa-Oh, radio
Radio radio... What does he say ?


Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Blank Artists Presents: A Chain Reaction Showcase



Scion is comprised of Peter Kuschnereit and René Löwe, both of whom are longstanding employees of Berlin’s legendary record shop/distributor Hard Wax. Also having produced on Moritz von Oswald and Mark Ernestus’ Basic Channel sub-label Chain Reaction, Scion’s revisionist aesthetic looks beyond the standard synth, 303, 808, and 909 sounds, which we associate with house and techno, to set the precedent for the Chain Reaction sound. Together for this rare and intimate performance, Scion extends the invitation to re-connect their listeners with a past often lost, but which undoubtedly served as an impetus to the future of electronic music.

* One of only four North American tour dates

additional support provided by:

Patrick Russell - Circus Company/Mentalux
Drew Pompa - Blank Artists

www.blankartists.com
www.bullyaudiosoundsystems.com
www.hardwax.com
www.scionversions.de

$10/$15 After 2am
Friday, November 13th 2009
National Bohemian Home
3009 Tillman Detroit, MI
Doors @ 10pm
Map It


Friday, October 16, 2009

Snake Wave / Viper Core / Python Disco


Reptilian Worshipers:
GUYS ON DRUGS (Vacuum + E. Spleece) special 5 hr set!
Suzana Doncic (zvezdana)

Trowbridge House of Coffee
10241 Joseph Campau
Hamtramck, MI


Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Keyboard Stairs



The basis of this youtube post is simply out of principle. No description necessary, except for maybe a comment - people are epically lazy..... until music is involved, of course. Check it!


Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Andrew Weatherall Interview


From: Fact Magazine

Andrew Weatherall has just released his debut solo album, A Pox On The Pioneers, but, as you all should know, his music career is a long and illustrious one.

From his early days with the Boys Own crew at the wide eye of the acid house storm and his oft-praised production work on Primal Scream's Screamadelica, Weatherall has gone on to cultivate his own eccentric, Albion-steeped visions of electro, techno, dub and kosmische as part of Sabres of Paradise and Two Lone Swordsmen, has mixed arguably the greatest ever Fabric CD, and produced and remixed acts as diverse as My Bloody Valentine, Saint Etienne and most recently Fuck Buttons. He's also partial to a bit of rockabilly, but then, aren't we all? Read the interview conducted by Fact Magazine, here.


Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Interview w/ Matt Abbott a.k.a. Secrets


Matt Abbott a.k.a. Secrets is a man. However, Matt is not just your average man, but rather a member of a deep, dark, secret society of estranged mans, who share an unusual but respectable bond for all things weird.

Some days, you might find him planting morning glories in Anderson Cooper's garden. Other times, he'll disappear without a trace, only to send message along that he's been tripping balls with the Navajos at burning man, waxing poetically for months about the lost Atlantian race of goat weasels - the note - signed, sealed and delivered in pigs blood. But you see, there's plenty of reason behind his sociopathic behavior and spontaneous pursuits; you can't steal the tribe's horses and ride off with their women unless you've subjected them to a rigorous daily regiment of face melting.

So.... you thought the Indians could hang? HA!.... maybe..... but not the kind of hanging this self-proclaimed derelict gets down with and this interview conducted by Underground Resistance's Bileebob, proves exaclty why. Also, peep this bad ass mix that Abbott did for the Bunker over the summer. Download here.

INTERVIEW
Bileebob)I love artists that don't take themselves too seriously.... What's your mantra?
Matt)I think chinstroking is for deficient people that are just too big of vaginas to actually do what they want to do.. Im so sick of all these divas in the party scene taking shit so serious. I mean, your fucking getting paid to drink free drinks, get tons of pussy, get fucked up and play music for people to party to. how anyone can complain about that i'll never understand.

B)What live gear do you use other than software?
M)i usually just use software and various MIDI controllers when I play out. I'm about to start working with more live insturments soon.

B)When do you know you have partied too hard?
M)when you die. In fact, fuck that. i'm pretty sure that's happened to me once or twice. Death is a pussy.

B)When you are at a party, how can you tell if it's going to be off the chains?
M)if its a small dark venue, is blaring Cannible Corpse, the walls are sweating, has only 1 red light, a mountian of DMT pwder, some live goats, a free duct dape table, and a tub of vaseline.

B)Why did you decide to leave Detroit?
M)Ive left Detroit "for good" about 4,663,679 times. I have a love/hate relationship with this city. I love the pepole, but i hate getting robbed and beat up all the time. and the 2am bar time is fucking bullshit, man.

B)Why was your stay in Brooklyn so short?
M)it wasnt, i'm going back next week.

B)Plan on doing more art?
M)indeed I do. not untill I get a muse with down syndrom though.

B)Describe the art work you do.
M)10 year old retarded girl on meth? or epic dream like landcapes with the most beautiful horses one could imagine? with panthers.

B)We hated to see you go and love when you come back. How was the Majestic gig?
M)It was off the hook. Its really good to see people in the city getting into more then just boring ass techno and actually dancing.

B)What is the biggest fashion faux pas you've commited?
M)making my Itialian Grandma buy me a NWA shirt when I was 10 that said "nigga's with attitude"

B)Is there anything you would never wear?
M)cowboy chaps. ill leave that for Seth Troxler.


Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Faust @ MOCAD


From: MOCAD

Legendary progressive rockers, Faust, offer a very special performance in Detroit for the first time ever! Often considered one of the most “out there” groups of the 1970’s, Faust ‘s live performances are more than simple rock concerts. They are interactive, staged events; replete with projections, live painting, power tools and the inimitable sounds of Faust. The live Faust sound cannot be encapsulated, wandering from space-age, ambient drone, to one chord symphonies and psyche-rock infused electronica. Faust’s first appearance in Detroit promises to be a memorable and singular experience.

Tuesday, October 6, 2009 at 7PM
With special guests Indian Jewelry
Admission: $16.00 | all ages
4454 Woodward Ave. Detroit, MI 48201