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Kanye has just released an update to his latest album, The Life of Pablo. Tidal subscribers will find a new finished version of Wolves and the outro by Frank Ocean is now its own track, called Frank’s Track. This is in fact the second “update” to the album since its launch; and it’s just dawned […]
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Kanye has just released an update to his latest album, The Life of Pablo. Tidal subscribers will find a new finished version of Wolves and the outro by Frank Ocean is now its own track, called Frank’s Track. This is in fact the second “update” to the album since its launch; and it’s just dawned […]
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I’m sorry if this has been asked before, but I can’t find anything in my search.. I’ve listened to the WTF podcast interview you did a while back many times, and each time the lyric you mentioned sticks out, and strikes a heavy chord in me. “You were an evil man most of the time, but on our best days we were partners in crime”. You said this was from a song that almost made the Sunset Tree, but didn’t. Unless it’s something you plan to hide, it would mean a lot to me if I could possibly hear it.
johndarnielle: It didn’t make it to the studio. The process is this – I write all the time, I fill bunches of notebooks. The stuff I think I might want to record I send in demo form to Peter (and now also to Jon and Matt) and to whoever’s producing the record (the producer used […]
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I’m sorry if this has been asked before, but I can’t find anything in my search.. I’ve listened to the WTF podcast interview you did a while back many times, and each time the lyric you mentioned sticks out, and strikes a heavy chord in me. “You were an evil man most of the time, but on our best days we were partners in crime”. You said this was from a song that almost made the Sunset Tree, but didn’t. Unless it’s something you plan to hide, it would mean a lot to me if I could possibly hear it.
johndarnielle: It didn’t make it to the studio. The process is this – I write all the time, I fill bunches of notebooks. The stuff I think I might want to record I send in demo form to Peter (and now also to Jon and Matt) and to whoever’s producing the record (the producer used […]
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What about the man on the street?
From the great Morton Feldman “My teacher Stefan Wolpe was a Marxist and he felt my music was too esoteric at the time. And he had his studio on a proletarian street, on Fourteenth Street and Sixth Avenue… . He was on the second floor and we were looking out the window, and he said, […]
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The M.I.A. book foreword
vandlo: I met Maya in 1998 at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design in London. She joined the film degree program late, with no interview. She just blagged her way in on the phone and turned up halfway through the term. We all dressed in dark colors and talked serious art theory. Maya wore […]
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austinkleon: Lafayette Afro-Rock Band, “Darkest Light,” off Malick (1975) Horns sampled for Public Enemy’s “Show ‘Em Whatcha Got,” the song that made Questlove quit his job: I quit my job the day [It Takes A Nation Of Millions] came out. I was cutting onions and potatoes as a short-order cook for this 50s-style restaurant chain. […]
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elephantcandy: Plask http://www.plask.org/ programming environment for multimedia and computational design created by http://www.deanmcnamee.com/ free download Mac OSX only via http://www.creativeapplications.net/scripts/plask-scripts/ (Source: https://player.vimeo.com/)
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1-Bit music is the first release by Tristan Perich. It is a CD jewel case cointaining hand-assembled electronics programmed to generate an album of low-fi electronic music. One bit of data is the smallest unit of digital information, representing a binary state: on or off, true or false. Using this minimal waveform for audio, Perich […]
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Musica Globalista: Ellen Allien at Electro Venice 2010 | Beyond The Beyond
Musica Globalista: Ellen Allien at Electro Venice 2010 | Beyond The Beyond Bruce Sterling shares an appreciation for DJ Ellen Allien’s performance at Electro Venice, with a link to 10 minute YouTube video.