post about a record I played on
I played drums on this record for my friends Chastity Belt, whose rhythm section was out of town at the time.
Seattle garage pop trio Dude York’s new track “The Lake,” from a forthcoming EP, is the best thing they’ve done to date, and just an indisputable instance of great songwriting. The nervous energy of the groove, and the effing tidal wave of a chorus, show a band as studious to Nick Lowe, David Byrne and Elvis Costello as they are aware of peers King Tuff, Fidlar and Cloud Nothings. This track has so much heart, I just can’t get over it.
“The Lake” premiered on Yours Truly this morning.
So now when you do Alt + Reblog, the reblog symbol turns green, “explodes” and then disappears.
I THOUGHT THIS WAS KIDDING SOGMLASG
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(Source: dont-blink-korra, via daveholmes)
this post is about some music I worked on
one of my favorite bands in the world, Chastity Belt, came up last month and made a record with me and Peter. The single, “James Dean,” premiered yesterday [via the Seattle Times]. Their forthcoming EP, Fuck Chastity Belt, may or may not be tremendous; I have played it endlessly since we finished it, and I really do believe in it, but I cannot tell how much of this is my having been involved in something so good.
