In this early 2000s release, Colder’s Wrong Baby shares a poignant reminder that excitement can be found in the wrong places, and painfully so. French one-man band Marc Nguyen Tan scores here with such a gifted addictiveness as to be the veritable aural lucre of the gods. “Pretending… Continue reading Colder ~ Wrong Baby [2⊘⊘5]
mehro’s lament (sound of trauma) relives a memory rethought, redoubled, that might have changed everything. “When I wrote ‘chance with you’, it was an acknowledgment that I let something slip through my fingers”, native Angelean mehro says of the track. “I let fear overpower my desires, and I won’t let that happen again.” “Turn my eyes, I see you stare … Continue reading mehro ~ chance with you [2⊘21]
Walked through the spiked punch bowl just to slide down the nice-and-spicy backside of the pleasure-packing party favor without regard for the big booty mess of branded-tan friendly faces lined up at the long john waiting for the pleasure of a load-lightening zippity doo dah only to chug-a-lug mug over at the kitty kill-me-softly keg with Brawny Apple-Spice my most hated nemesis and bestest friend. … Continue reading MISSIO ~ #gimmeakiss [2⊘22]
The Crying Boy is a mass-produced print of a painting by Italian artist Giovanni Bragolin (1911–1981) pen-name of the painter popularly known as Bragolin. His paintings feature a variety of tearful children looking morosely straight ahead, sometimes called “Gypsy boys”, although nothing specifically links them to the Romani people. In 1986, British tabloid … Continue reading Bragolin ~ To Hide To Shine To Cross [2⊘18]
With a name meaning “exchange rate” in their native Ukrainian in reference to the local economy’s high dependence on daily world currency fluctuations, yet stylistically written in Latin complete with flourished umlaut for added pizazz, the Kurs Valüt project was built of sounds … Continue reading Kurs Valüt ~ Ni (No) (❤ua) [2⊘18]
