Oh man, D-Town Brass dropped their new record on us on the sly!
From the crew of scalawags:
"We are a group of composers who use the sound apparatus of a massive horn section to capture the moment. Mostly it’s instrumental music, but there are a few vocal transmissions through our kludged together vocal amplification system, colloquially known as “The Machine.” These are poetic, informative rant-routines, psycho-spiritual downloads, explications of the actual situation here on the Planet of the Me-Hums.
We’re not careerist simps. We don’t expect our music to be the soundtrack for a Volkswagen commercial. But that doesn’t mean no one should hear it. In fact it means the opposite. We’ve created something new and different. We expect it to grow into the collective psyche like a fungus, eating what’s rotten, dissolving the dull, the rote, the derivative in a gross stew of its own anti-meaning."
"We are a group of composers who use the sound apparatus of a massive horn section to capture the moment. Mostly it’s instrumental music, but there are a few vocal transmissions through our kludged together vocal amplification system, colloquially known as “The Machine.” These are poetic, informative rant-routines, psycho-spiritual downloads, explications of the actual situation here on the Planet of the Me-Hums.
We’re not careerist simps. We don’t expect our music to be the soundtrack for a Volkswagen commercial. But that doesn’t mean no one should hear it. In fact it means the opposite. We’ve created something new and different. We expect it to grow into the collective psyche like a fungus, eating what’s rotten, dissolving the dull, the rote, the derivative in a gross stew of its own anti-meaning."
New Jphono1 Jamz!
Listeners will discover the album’s most straightforward arrangements on the titular “Here to Be Around,” as well as on “The Wolves That Raised You,” “Shake,” and “Turning to Sky.” The twists and turns that Harrison takes to arrive at these tracks are what makes the record so enjoyable. With its haunting woodwinds and cacophonous percussive hits, “Cycles and Circles” feels ripped from an early ’90s “Drums/Space” take from a Grateful Dead set. “Dirty Drums” is a two-minute jaunt into fervid psych-rock. “Peyote Brunch,” meanwhile, is a quick peek into gassed-up free jazz.
Indyweek Review
New Tacoma Park Single
"American Friday"
"American Friday"
Hiya....we've made a spotify playlist of some of the music we've helped release into the wild this year.....this very weird year. We hope that it will assist in your journey. Listen, Explore, Share.....We Love You.
Here it is....the new song/video from Nathan Oliver. New album out soon!
New Jphono1 & The Chevrons Video
LOOK -> new beat tape by Corbie Hill of Land Is!
We're excited to present to you "Orchard EP" by The Monologue Bombs!
The Orchard EP was recorded at The Shed in Raleigh with Matt Douglas (The Mountain Goats). Guests include John Teer (Chatham County Line), Skylar Gudasz , David Mueller (Birds Of Avalon), Reid Johnson (Sun Studies/Schooner), Anne-Claire , Rachel Kiel , Anne Polesnak (Utah!) Greg Eyman (GNØER), and Chip Crell.
Check out Greg Eyman's video for "Death Kids of the Cuyahoga Valley!"
New Stray Owls Video!
Hey Ya'll....fun new video from Matt Southern & Lost Gold
Jphono1 & The Chevrons video for "Dead Man's Clothes" by Matt Hedt
New Tacoma Park single and video!
Matt Southern and Lost Gold's new album is out!
"Potluck didn’t coordinate this flood of releases during the quarantine. Potluck doesn’t coordinate much of anything. It’s a laissez-faire label that never set out to be a label at all, and that’s what keeps it going strong." - Indyweek
Read all about it here
Read all about it here
The brand new Stray Owls is here just for you!
New Jphono1 & The Chevrons is out!
Here's the new Le Weekend for ya!
The new Matt Southern EP is out now!
Debut album from Tacoma Park...."Floating Point For High Fives"
