Re: Jenny Death

Betting that Pitchfork suddenly change their tune about Niggas on the Moon when they do their end of Death Grips writeup.

Also, Inanimate Sensation is perfect. The best I've heard them.

Jim O' Rourke x Jun Togawa album is seeming more and more likely...

New Bomi album named BORN IN THE U.S.A. to be released on January 21th.

Bruce Springsteen will roll over in his grave when he dies.

The new Belle and Sebastian album has a scale to it that has never been seen on any previous release. A certain epicness that I was not expecting. Every song seems to be a small masterpiece within a much, much larger whole. Suprised, impressed and overwhelmed, I imagine it is going to take a few spins to fully settle in just how brilliant it is.

Jackpot.

Well, that's admittedly sooner than I was expecting. Intriguing to say the least. And I mean, Haxan Cloak working with the big B, shit's gonna get dark.

No massive overblown Biophilia-esque concept that we've seen (yet) either... could this just be Bjork making music for the sake of making music for a change?

Hard to believe it's already almost 4 years since the last album dropped. That album still sounds new to me, and has passed the test of time for sure, regardless of initial disappointment.

Tell me more...

Upcoming (or very recent) touring together, and I read O' Rourke saying 'glad to be back in the studio with Jun Togawa' or something (I searched for the exact post last night to no avail- I'm sure it's on Togawa HQ somewhere) but yeah, they've worked together before (O' Rourke backed for Yapoos multiple times, as well as wrote in depth essays about Togawa for a couple of her reissues) - not to mention that talk of an album together has been on the cards for years now- so I don't have any real doubts that it will be a thing.

At the very least, the lives may show up on a DVD.

Would love to read the O'Rourke essays...

Can't believe Gang of Four and The Pop Group have new albums...

They're in Yapoos' Dadadaism and Dial Y reissue booklets