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Songs of the Dust: December 2, 2007
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December 2, 2007
The Waldron Firebay
Bloomington, IN
Recorded by Ben Myers
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Sweet show. I opened up with snares a blaring placed spectacularly in front of the huge Peavey cabinet. The focus was on resonating the snare and then the entire room. Did I mention I also like dynamic changes? OS was fairly subdued for the evening, a slow study on guitar strings with a sliding pitch mass much like some of Ligeti's works. I think Hien was in the group back then, and I was always slightly mystified in terms of what sound he produced. I'm pretty positive the high frequencies which sound like feedback are him. They do a nice rolling thundercloud interpretation towards the end. drekka pulled out the piano kept in the Firebay and put a mic in it through his trademarked drekka pedal, also playing a recording done previously. His performance was a slow reflection on David Bowie's Subterraneans (off Low) which I am not familiar with even after 2.5 years. I found they have it at MCPL so I'll be changing that. If you like what you hear then you might be interested to know that you can purchase a remixed (with the prerecorded portion) Subterraneans 3" CD-R over at RC Legacy, home of the incredible Ben & Bruno. If you missed A Hard History you should be sore at yourself.
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OS
lather.
December 2, 2007
The Waldron Firebay
Bloomington, IN
Recorded by Ben Myers
Stream/Download
Sweet show. I opened up with snares a blaring placed spectacularly in front of the huge Peavey cabinet. The focus was on resonating the snare and then the entire room. Did I mention I also like dynamic changes? OS was fairly subdued for the evening, a slow study on guitar strings with a sliding pitch mass much like some of Ligeti's works. I think Hien was in the group back then, and I was always slightly mystified in terms of what sound he produced. I'm pretty positive the high frequencies which sound like feedback are him. They do a nice rolling thundercloud interpretation towards the end. drekka pulled out the piano kept in the Firebay and put a mic in it through his trademarked drekka pedal, also playing a recording done previously. His performance was a slow reflection on David Bowie's Subterraneans (off Low) which I am not familiar with even after 2.5 years. I found they have it at MCPL so I'll be changing that. If you like what you hear then you might be interested to know that you can purchase a remixed (with the prerecorded portion) Subterraneans 3" CD-R over at RC Legacy, home of the incredible Ben & Bruno. If you missed A Hard History you should be sore at yourself.
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