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Every month, a Recurring Dream - from Sanpo Disco's Rowan Mason.
Brian Weitz has been making music as Geologist with Animal Collective for going on two decades. The egg first cracked in the mid 90's at Baltimore record fairs and long overnight radio shows in New York on WKCR. Whether making sounds in the practice space or playing records, his bandmates call it the O'Brien System. One Tuesday each month you can go there with him on NTS 2.
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Broken Shoulder is the aching pseudonym of Neil Debnam from Fighting Kites under which he released his first solo album "Broken Shoulderrr" (2011, Audio Antihero Records).
Conceived when he was out of action with a broken shoulder, he looked to create an ugly sister to his work with Fighting Kites. With the intention of stripping away the bleeping and the beauty of his day job Debnam lent in the darker shade of his influences; electronic and noise records from the likes of Tim Hecker, Ashtray Navigations, Core Of The Coalman and a wealth of Japanese experimental/improvisational music (Chihei Hatakeyama, Taj Mahal Travellers, Himeno Sayaka).
“Broken Shoulderrr”: a Lo-Tron collection of noises, ditties and misplaced notes sewn together by fuzz and feedback. It’s a unique record that evolves with each listen and has a shelf life longer than UHT milk.
Broken Shoulder is the aching pseudonym of Neil Debnam from Fighting Kites under which he released his first solo album "Broken Shoulderrr" (2011, Audio Antihero Records).
Conceived when he was out of action with a broken shoulder, he looked to create an ugly sister to his work with Fighting Kites. With the intention of stripping away the bleeping and the beauty of his day job Debnam lent in the darker shade of his influences; electronic and noise records from the likes of Tim Hecker, Ashtray Navigations, Core Of The Coalman and a wealth of Japanese experimental/improvisational music (Chihei Hatakeyama, Taj Mahal Travellers, Himeno Sayaka).
“Broken Shoulderrr”: a Lo-Tron collection of noises, ditties and misplaced notes sewn together by fuzz and feedback. It’s a unique record that evolves with each listen and has a shelf life longer than UHT milk.
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