My friend David Horvitz just directed this sweet video for Former Ghosts, and I thought I’d share it here.
New Release: Eos
Sep 21, ’10
5:53 AM
I have a new release out Eos on Seattle’s Gift Tapes, a cassette label run by Jason E. Anderson (of Brother Raven and Harpoon Pole Vault). Jasmine Pasquill did the cover art. Jason describes Eos as, “Aerated synth atmospheres and crystalline shapes; white light angelic perception.” You can listen to an excerpt of Side A, Helios, on myspace. Tape is $4. Order direct from Jason or myself, using the nifty button above.
WARN-U – Fatima Al Qadiri
Aug 6, ’10
9:05 AM
Creepy video by Fatima Al Qadiri. Really love the vocals on this.
Cellular Chaos Live!
Apr 13, ’10
9:53 AM
Thought I’d share some live footage of Cellular Chaos, a new band I joined in December. The first clip is from last week, with Weasel Walter on guitar and Marc Edwards on drums. The second clip is from our show in January, with Kevin Shea on drums and Weasel Walter on guitar.
Matrix Metals – Flamingo Breeze, Part 4
Jan 29, ’10
9:59 AM
New music video for a track off of Flamingo Breeze by Matrix Metals, which I posted to the blog awhile ago. Olde English Spelling Bee remastered and reissued the release on vinyl, which you can pick up here.
MATRIX METALS “FLAMINGO BREEZE, PART 4″ from OESB // FUTURE SOUND on Vimeo.
Video by Ivan Gaytan
Listen to Raw Thrills on Radio Heart
Jan 27, ’10
12:35 PM
Last Sunday Zak Mering aka Raw Thrills guested on Radio Heart. He played the newest EP by his other project with Tyler Thacker, Greatest Hits, and a bunch of his own solo recordings, under both the Raw Thrills and Insted moniker.
Read the full playlist here.
Listen to the show here.
Rangers – Deerfield Village
Oct 26, ’09
4:56 PM
RANGERS – “DEERFIELD VILLAGE” from OESB // FUTURE SOUND on Vimeo.
Here’s a brand new music video for “Deerfield Village” by San Francisco’s Rangers (aka Joe Knight). Catchy catchy! This song will appear on the upcoming release “Suburban Tours” out on Olde English Spelling Bee/Future Sound Recordings.
