Disheveled, But Not Dirty [Part III]: Valley Shrieking Hollow (4.57) - Grumpy Old Grandfather
The final segment of the Disheveled trilogy. Two more single tracks and the entire album preview, in all it’s tardy glory, will be complete.
Disheveled, But Not Dirty [Part II]: American History Written Thru Radiowaves (3.45) - Grumpy Old Grandfather
This is the part where it gets pretty. And then not so much again.
Disheveled, But Not Dirty [Part I]: Something In The Air (2.21) - Grumpy Old Grandfather
Thought it was over? No ways! Here’s the first part of a trilogy of noise, coming close to the end of the complete album preview.
“Red Sky Suite [Part IV]: Epilogue/Horizon Scars” (0.52) - Grumpy Old Grandfather
The short, gentle ending to the Red Sky Suite…but don’t worry. It won’t stay that way.
“Red Sky Suite [Part III]: See The Sky/Sailors, Start Drinking” (4.19) - Grumpy Old Grandfather
This is where things get…dangerous. Never drink and sail, kids.
“Red Sky Suite [Part II]: Night/Delight” (2.08) - Grumpy Old Grandfather
Well, the EP has become a full length album, 10 songs, titled The Employees At My Post Office, They Have A Good Time, and the chaos thereby continues, in an orderly fashion.
“Red Sky Suite [Part I]: Morning/Warning” (2.54) - Grumpy Old Grandfather
The GOG debuts their 4-part red-lined ambient/crunch/noise opus with this first movement.
“You’ve Got Lots Of Learning Left, Boy.” - Grumpy Old Grandfather
This is the prologue to a 6-song EP that has a name I don’t want to give away yet. So…I’ll be debuting the songs this week, and then, if my collaborator agrees, they’ll probably go live for download on the archive. All 6 songs (really two rock songs and a 4-part ambient-noise suite) are one-take jam recordings recorded to one mic by just two people.
“Bulb & Branch” (2008) - Angela Schultz (curated by Daniel Schultz)
My move has put a strain on my time to edit music…not that I don’t have music to post, but I need to listen through it a bit…anyway, this is really an art blog under the entirety of the concept, so this is my old apartment moments before I handed over the keys.
My sister created the project for a class, and I guess I’m the one taking care of it for her…so this exhibit lasted about 15 minutes, just enough time for me to snap a few photos before taking it all downtown to the new place.