hooray, o’malley won

faux pas, music

i’ve been working as hard as a nut - and i’m talking hard nuts - on new stuff. meanwhile, the old stuff continues to do things. a review has been posted on an aussie arts website called the program which uses the phrase ‘inherent funkiness.’ awesome. community radio dudes - who are the coolest radio dudes of all - continue to play tracks from the ep, while ‘cup of wonder’ has been doing the rounds on triple j too. you can even request it on super request if you like to do that kind of thing.

the big news though is that soon the cd will be available in stores, like proper cds are, so thats a bit of a spin. so anyone who’s been freaked out by the whole ‘online order’ thing can soon go down to their local and only have to deal with intimidating indie record store staff instead of intimidating e-commerce technology.

i’m listening to deerhoof constantly at the moment, in preparation to see them in a couple of weeks. they are completely and utterly at the top of their game, whatever their game is. deerhoof are like the roger federer of whatever it is that they are actually doing. their last album ‘the runners four’ is like heaven on a cd-shaped stick. you should go and check out their website for a free quicktime music video and even a big scoop of mp3s (if you can find them).

i’ve rejigged the website a bit. if you come here often, have a look around and you’ll find things.

3 Responses

  1. Dave  •  January 25, 2006 @7:19 pm

    Yeah, these guys are going to be so good. It’s amazing how much more you can hear in their music each time - I just realised Satomi was saying “montage fragments, ditties of no tone”.

  2. Tim  •  January 27, 2006 @8:25 pm

    you going too? awesome. deerhoof are one of those bands that i wish i was in. listening to their records almost non stop at the moment might actually be hampering my attempts to work on new stuff - being awestruck by a band can be kind of paralysing when it comes to trying to get your own shit together

    in that song i thought she might be saying ‘dickies and bottom, dickies and bottom’ until i actually looked at the name of the track and worked it out.

  3. Garvan  •  May 22, 2007 @7:18 pm

    Love their KEXP set. A recent convert. Now I can’t get enough.
    G

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