So, Ian moved away after he graduated… a good thing because he’s out of Moscow and into the future, a bad thing because us here in the vortex don’t get to see his pretty butt anymore. Don’t expect to hear anything from Rhythmmemory any time soon. We both have solo work, so stay tuned for that… Ian’s working on a project he’s calling Big Mouth and I’m working on some of my own material, but haven’t figured out a name yet. I’ll keep you updated.
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Here’s what they sound like:
Show’s on 6/20 at 8PM inside the Belltower. We’ll be opening with Yarn Owl.
Just got this in the drop box from DJ Tausif. Rad minimal house mix. Headphones or loudspeakers, you choose.
Hey, we’re playing a show at the Belltower on Wednesday (4/6) with this band called Tartufi. Tartufi, which my Mom defines as ”Italian style chocolate rum truffle rolled in toasted nuts,” is this great duo from San Francisco. They came and played here at John’s Alley a while back and I picked up one of their records. Their show was packed with some rad-ass textural-sonic-flux. Incredibly dynamic and complicated for being a duo. They each play several instruments proficiently and deliver a heartfelt performance that is enriching and more often than not makes one want to move and shake… as far as I can tell. But don’t take my word for it, come see them for yourself. you can buy tickets to the show here:
see you suckers there.
I just got this recording of Butterballs first show in my email from Jim Evans. He recorded it on a walkman and it sounds like we’re 500 feet underground. Our good friend Afton Carlson also took these photags during the show. They make us look cooler than we are.
