life on earth

tiny vipers | Life on Earth
Spent much of the evening listening to/being extremely impressed by the entrancing new LP from Tiny Vipers, Life on Earth (out July 11). Produced by Andrew Hernandez in a "classic analog studio in Austin, TX," the record is haunting and spare and a bit somber, but Jesy Fortino's voice lends an undeniable warmth throughout (Stereogum's David Thomas Broughton comparison was an apt one). I mentioned this track briefly the other day, but in case you missed it, it's now an official promo mp3 from Sub Pop; I think it's safe to say that if you're into this one, you're going to love the full-length:
mp3:
tiny vipers :: dreamer
Here's another from the new album called "Tiger Mountain," as performed in a dark San Francisco alley last summer for la Blogotheque:
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elsewhere:
Since we last heard from Dem Hunger (yesterday), the London producer has posted up a rad, unfortunately titled new mix culled from some old/obscure warped "dirty 45's" of unknown origin:
mp3:
dem hunger :: ejaculation control
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6 comments:
If by "haunting and spare" you meant "boring and uninspired," then I agree.
O jesus christ...comments are being screened now...I'm never getting posted again.
nah man i'm just filtering spam, not terrible opinions
Wow, Tanita Tikaram revisited.
AHHHHHHH TINY VIPERS. and thank you for filtering terrible opinions. your blog is better for it. ha.
Maybe it's just me. But I really, really love the Life on Earth cover art.
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