turn(ing) it out
I went to a concert with Song and Obrecht last night.
We saw Death from Above 1979 and a band called Fever at Fear of Music in New Cross. It turns out that Death from Above 1979 both rocks, and is Canadian (or do I repeat myself? Go nationalism!) After hurting my neck from all the moshing--and getting an elbow or two in the chest from this dude who had no moshing etiquette... no! No back and forth headbanging. Clear a space and bang up and down, not back and forth. You'll knock someone's teeth out (jackass)--the band informed us that they were up for two Junos. One for best new band.
And for pretty good reason. There's only two of them--a drummer and a bass guitarist. The drummer sings, and the guitarist also does something with some machine that looks like a keyboard but isn't. The minimalism works.
We saw Death from Above 1979 and a band called Fever at Fear of Music in New Cross. It turns out that Death from Above 1979 both rocks, and is Canadian (or do I repeat myself? Go nationalism!) After hurting my neck from all the moshing--and getting an elbow or two in the chest from this dude who had no moshing etiquette... no! No back and forth headbanging. Clear a space and bang up and down, not back and forth. You'll knock someone's teeth out (jackass)--the band informed us that they were up for two Junos. One for best new band.
And for pretty good reason. There's only two of them--a drummer and a bass guitarist. The drummer sings, and the guitarist also does something with some machine that looks like a keyboard but isn't. The minimalism works.
posted by P. M. Jaworski at 8:41 p.m.
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It's called a moog synthesizer. They're the bomb shizzle...
http://sprott.physics.wisc.edu/pickover/pc/moogrc.html
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