Well, i’ve been sick and hence quiet. Here is something to get back at it again. Great song from Earth Program.
Music
So there is this little thing going down between Sun Kil Moon and The War on Drugs. And Sun Kil Moon dude wrote this song. It’s kind of funny. My songs of the day will return tomorrow. Same bat time. Same bat channel.
Gotta go here to listen. You can download it here via Pitchfork.
Are you into driving, instrumental psych rock with an equal fervor as you’re into arboreal, highly-intelligent primates? Better sit down, then, cause I’ve got some news for you. All proceeds from Eternal Tapestry’s new LP Guru Overload are being passed on to the Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation. Finally, a way to safely combine your two favorite pastimes!
It means “punished in the barn”, FWIW.
I played this on last weeks show, but the accompanying visuals make this a worthwhile repeat listen.
I didn’t post anything over the weekend, so here’s making up for lost time. Enjoy this hour long Butthole Surfers set from 1986.
I was going to play this on the show tonight. Instead i’ll post it here and play the b side.
Manatees are scary. And their music is good.
Not feeling verbose this morning. Or most mornings.
Today, I’d like to call your attention to the consistently wonderful Aquarium Drunkard blog, where they just posted a pair of covers by Benjamin Booker. While his take on Furry Lewis’s “Falling Down Blues” is very well done, it’s the latter of the two tracks, a live take on the Otis Redding and the Pinetoppers’ classic, that’s had me hitting play repeatedly for the past few days.
Both songs can be found here, and if either catch your ear, you’d also be well served to take a listen to AD’s recently posted fall mixtape, which is right here. Really, just make a mental note to check the site daily, as very few days go by without a quality post or two.