ANDY STOTT - Luxury Problems (2012)

:::: Antena en vivo en Telefónica ::::: . . . . .:::

El pasado Miércoles fue el concierto del grupo post-rocker norlimeño ANTENA. Tocaron en la Fundación Telefónica en el marco del evento Integraciones II, festival de música experimental que congregó a algunas otras bandas nacionales y sudamericanas.

ANTENA - Pincel (Live @ Telefónica) from Wilder Gonzales Agreda on Vimeo.

Lo de Antena, más allá de los contratiempos que solo ellos conocen, sonó gratificante. Dulce post-rock para almas "verdes" diríase. Creo que cada vez que veo tocar a los Antena, ya sea en formato dúo o trío, tienen matices diferentes a la vez anterior lo cual habla muy bien de ellos como instrumentistas y músicos creativos que, evidentemente, son. 

Esperemos pronto graben el álbum que todos estamos esperando y que los conciertos sean cada vez más frecuentes. Los marxianos de siempre alzaremos mantras al kosmos por ello.

Buen vuelo viajeros))))))))

Juan Telway - TEEN VOGUE

Juan Telway - TEEN VOGUE from Matthew T. Sanchez on Vimeo.

emptyset - Collapse [Official HD]

COIL - Time Machines (1998)

"We attempted to dissolve time." That's how the late John Balance, half of the now disbanded British experimental musical duo Coil, described the aim of their 1998 release Time Machines (Eskaton). Balance said this with such matter-of-factness that you hardly notice the ludicrousness of his claim. No mere sensation-hungry dabblers when it came to tearing down the doors of perception, Coil certainly had reason to stand behind their assertion. Having logged countless hours drifting in the lapping tides of Time Machine's slowly unraveling synthesizer drones, I can tell you that Balance and musical partner Peter Christopherson definitely succeeded in their attempt. Coil's m.o. with Time Machines can be best summed up by the title of Spacemen 3's 1990 demos compilation Taking Drugs to Make Music to Take Drugs To (Bomp). Starting from the premise that hallucinogens can remove oneself from one's temporal reality, Balance and former Throbbing Gristle member Christopherson (with assistance from William Breeze and Drew MacDowell), set out to synthesize music that would catalyze and tease out the temporally-disruptive effects of specific chemical compounds. If that sounds a bit dry, there is indeed an aura of scientific self-seriousness to the release. Each composition is titled with the chemical name of the substance it has been designed for - track one, "Telepathine" (an earlier term for the compound found in Ayahuasca or yage, popularized by Burroughs and Ginsberg); track two, "DOET/hecate"; track three, "5-Me0-DMT"; and track four, "Psilocybin." But for Coil, science was another form of magic, something driven home by the album's cover design: a black, glossy oval that alludes to the obsidian "scrying mirror" of Renaissance magician and astronomer John Dee, who supposedly used the stone to conjure spirits. (A limited number of albums also came with a set of stickers that when placed on top of each other depicted Dee's sigil, the Hieroglyphic Monad). I should confess, with much embarrassment, that for the many times and many different contexts in which I have listened to Time Machines, I have yet to experience any of the tracks while on the substances for which they were specifically engineered. That said, the album's transportive effects are noticeable even while listening sober (and are certainly heightened by strong doses of THC). My experience has largely been subtractive: it is hard to do anything or to think about anything with much success, or even "actively listen," while Time Machines is playing. It is the aural equivalent of an isolation tank, in that you don't even notice the vessel falling away, you're so immersed. Turn it on, tune in, and dissolve. - Matt Sussman, San Francisco Bay Guardian

John Balance says "Telepathine is one of the constituent compounds of Yage, the complex hallucinogenic Shamans drink that can be brewed in as many ways as there are Shamans.I think Telepathine was on of the first to be identified as being present in the brew and as one of Yage's powers is to bestow telepathy on participants thats how it got its name."

Clay Pinn says, "I once blanked out for about 20 mins. while listening to time machines. when i came through, i was extremely disturbed, because, as far as i remember, before i blanked out, i was sitting on the floor in my room, but afterwards, i was standing in my closet, with the door open, and the television was on. one other time, i decided to remain awake throughout the night, and i was listening to moon's milk... it was on repeat. i started having very slight and suggestive hallucinations (this was about 2 in the morning, and, in case you ask, i was not sleepy at all.) soon, i had this very stimulating feeling. i was extremely happy, but totally fucking wierded out (i had to say that). i had these ideas streaming through my head, and i could have sworn that i heard rain falling in my room. it was beautiful... truley one of the best experiences (sans chemicals, as well) i have ever had."

TRIP OUT)))))))))))

Mi media naranja (Completo) - Labradford

JUJU & JORDASH - TECHNO PRIMITIVISM 3*LP excerpts (Dekmantel, 2012)

Asia i Koty - Miserable Miaow

PANABRITE - The Baroque Atrium (2012)

AYGEE TEE - Actress Pets (2012)

Rafael Correa vs. jorge ramos - univision .....ja Ja jA JA -- Los lame...

Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Allelujah! Don't Bend! Ascend! [FULL ALBUM]

Robert Hampson - De la Terre a la Lune (VIDEO)

Antena - Pincel LIVE! EN VIVO! June 30, 2012