Some usual, some not so usual suspects...My Bloody Valentine. Velvet Underground. The Monochrome Set. Felt. The Fall. Nico. June Tabor at her most miserable. Would have said Sufjan Stevens but he rejected our friends request and is too clever for his own good. Joy Division. Neil Young. Washing machines with faulty bearings. Glockenspiels. Films with extended bicycling sequences. Unusual pepper grinders. Unusual weather patterns. Maternity pants. Paternity suits. Malted Wheeties. Cheap supermarkets of germanic origin reinventing spontaneity. End of the world theories surrounding peak oil. Abba. Mommintrolls. Nordic melancholy. Mediterranean inertia. Chips with everything - one for each shoulder. Providing enough text to warrant a click on another song. The belief that life can improve. The thought that it will not. Brutalist architecture. Midday reverie. Primitive painting. Ethnic greengrocers. Disapointment.
Sounds Like
Your bus leaving just as you get to the door.
You bang repeatedly on the glass. The bus driver shrugs and gesticulates towards his wrist and nonexistent watch....you miss your grandmother's funeral. You get to feel bad for the rest of your life.
"They seek them here they seek them there, but who can really say who the real R Tasaday are. We know very little about them. They record in their bathroom, an internal bathroom in a rented house. They have very little sense of direction and even less of ambition. The combination of these two factors means that we will probably not know anything more. In the meantime let us enjoy these simple tunes channelled to us through the miracle of the internet, knowing that in previous times we would not have heard them, unless we had the misfortune to be in the company of the band whilst they were drunk and in the mood to whack a c90 in." NME June 1747
R Tasaday - So Far So Good (So What hell remix)
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