Justin Pearson (Dead Cross, Deaf Club, The Locust), Luke Henshaw (Sonido de la Frontera), Kevin Avery (Field Day, Retox) and Scott Osment (Deaf Club, Glassing, Volente Beach) formed Planet B with the shared purpose of creating music subversive in sound and sobering in message. Their music lays somewhere just out of reach of genre, with MORE…
I firmly believe that to get through the dumb nightmare of modern life you need a toolbox. You need tools to fix, mend, straighten, remediate. You also need the tools of destruction. There’s some cool weird magic that Deaf Club’s LP was recorded the day of the Capitol insurrection. These 14 smart-bombs stand in stark MORE…
Founded in 2021, by what can only be called, astral influence. Married couple Paula and Dave (Slayer, Fantômas, Testament, Mr. Bungle, Misfits, Dead Cross) Lombardo formed Venamoris, as a result of some persistent persuasion on the latter’s part. Dave, who is in charge of drums and production on the record, explains: “Several months after meeting MORE…
Three One G has been asking some of our family to give us their top 22 of 2022. Here is what Bobby Bray of INUS, Holy Molar, and The Locust picked… 1. Cimarrón – La Recia – “Pajarillo de la Noche” 1. Tigran Hamasyan – StandArt – “De-Dah” 3. Mary Halvorson – Belladonna – “Belladonna” MORE…
Three One G has been asking some of our family to give us their top 22 of 2022. Here is what Adam Gnade picked… 1. SPRING This year on the farm where I live spring was ridiculous. Very pretty. 2. WRITING ROOM My writing room on the farm is a good place to get work MORE…
Three One G has been asking some of our family to give us their top 22 of 2022. Here is what Colin Dawson of Haunted Horses picked (in no particular order)… 1. Releasing “The Worst Has Finally Happened” – We had never worked with a label, and were thrilled to work with 31G on the MORE…
Three One G has been asking our friends and family what their top 22 of 2022 is. Musical maniac Timo Ellis chimed in with this list that doesn’t even fit into the calendar year of 2022, which is sort of perfect for Timo if you know him. Enjoy! 1. FREDERICK DELIUS “Florida Suite” IMO among MORE…
Holy Molar’s debut 7” was some ridiculous shit when it was released 21 years ago and it’s some ridiculous shit 21 years later. I remember sitting on the messy-ass floor of my apartment in Golden Hill listening to this when it first came out and: 1) having absolutely no idea what was happening and 2) MORE…
If a record can stand in for a time period, Black Dice’s Peace in the Valley 7” is June of 2001 for me. Ritual is a big part of building memory. Do something enough, and do it in more or less the same way each time, and that act and the time in which the MORE…