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Don't know I can't play that right now I'm in the pub. I'm talking about BEAK from Bristol ... guitar player from massive attack.

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So that BEAK track sounds like early Soft Machine or Spooky Tooth then it goes into some electronics at the end.
The production / editing is very clever.
Listened to a few other tracks by BEAK.
Lots of Krautrock influences (hate that term) + bits of more of modern bands like Stereolab, Boredoms + maybe Broadcast??
I never liked Portishead or Massive Attack. Chaos UK are my favourite band from Portishead.
Massive Attack, as the best known band from Bristol, deserve a lot of credit for refusing to play Colston Hall in Bristol unless it was renamed (Colston = slave trader).
 
So that BEAK track sounds like early Soft Machine or Spooky Tooth then it goes into some electronics at the end.
The production / editing is very clever.
Listened to a few other tracks by BEAK.
Lots of Krautrock influences (hate that term) + bits of more of modern bands like Stereolab, Boredoms + maybe Broadcast??
I never liked Portishead or Massive Attack. Chaos UK are my favourite band from Portishead.
Massive Attack, as the best known band from Bristol, deserve a lot of credit for refusing to play Colston Hall in Bristol unless it was renamed (Colston = slave trader).
you are definitely getting it
 
I watched a bit of Lorde (miming?), then a bit of Wet Leg.
So much to watch I guess, I couldn't watch all of either of them. I know that's disrespectful.

But then I watched Denzel Curry, and I was hooked into that for the whole set. Floridians. People who pronounce the letter "R". It was like being home, but with a massive moshpit.
He played Dublin last week and apparently it was fuckin class.
 
They are a UK band. ooof.

I guess Kneecap is giving the Brits a reckoning that they just don't want to deal with. Living here, they do try (are you from novven oilan or suvven oiilan? is a question I get a lot), but they don't understand what they don't understand.


EDIT: An awful lot of people really liked the Kneecap movie. Including people I wouldn't have expected to like it. Whatever Kneecap are, they are some kind of thing.
The movie is poor fare. Derry Girls standard basically, just poor.
 
St. Vincent sounded really good.

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Not sure if it was completely "live"
 
She was. Everything just sounded very compressed. All the guitar effects are perfect.
Its probably because they use digital units & software for all these things and everything sounds immaculate.

I think a lot of is cleverly programmed gear. Effects loop switching boxes to reduce noise, probably with gates etc
 
I went to see her in the Olympia in...2018. It was just her & screens behind.
As far as I know they whole show was run by a laptop with Ableton live or some other program syncing all the visuals, backing tracks, guitar effects pedal changes. She just sang & played guitar.
 
The right leaning internet eco sphere already had the knives out for Glastonbury because it's woke, liberal and worst of all, middle class, but they are having a field day over this Bob Vylan guy,
How many people did he kill?
 
Lowkey on media response to Glastonbury and Bob Vylan. He does great analysis videos like this regularly
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YouTube is full of video titles like this lately. I presume they suggest it to the users.

This is THE TRUTH that THEY don't want you to know

What REALLY HAPPENED and THEY don't want you to know

I was SHOCKED

THEY
want to silence you

The SHOCKING TRUTH about ________________________

Bruh Bruh Bruh
 
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