reminds me a lot on pascal comelade ignoring any style in a minimalistic way.
here's some more of their music
Showing posts with label Her(m)etic Garage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Her(m)etic Garage. Show all posts
Friday, February 18, 2022
Saturday, December 4, 2021
Tedeschi & Trucks - 2021 Fireside Sessions
01 When will I beginn
02 You got the silver
03 Gonna move
04 Made up my mind
05 Walking blues
06 All my friend
07 Whiskey legs
08 Strengthen what remains
09 Back where I started
10 Anyhow
02 You got the silver
03 Gonna move
04 Made up my mind
05 Walking blues
06 All my friend
07 Whiskey legs
08 Strengthen what remains
09 Back where I started
10 Anyhow
pw:mghg
while opening at the garage every day a window of the yearly advent calendar
here's some pre-release, recorded yesterday at DLF radio. enjoy!
greetings from the her(m)etic garage
Tuesday, November 23, 2021
Anika - 2021-11-22 Raum Dresden von Deutschlandfunk Kultur
such a nice birthday present from the DRK ;)
01 Finger Pies
02 air
03 Critical
04 air
05 Change
06 air
07 Naysayer
08 air
09 Sand Witches
10 Never Coming Back
11 air
12 Rights
13 air
14 Freedom
15 air
16 Wait For Something
17 air
18 No one's there
19 air
20 Masters of War
21 air
22 Saucer
pw: mghg
her record is one of my favs this year so I'm glad, she presented it in full length perfectly on my 65th in such an intime style. greetings from the her(m)etic garage
Before she began her singing career, Anika was a political journalist who spent her time between Berlin and Bristol, England. She met producer Geoff Barrow (of Portishead), who was looking for a female vocalist to work with his band Beak. Anika joined the band in the studio and recorded nine songs, including a cover of Yoko Ono's "Yang Yang" in 12 days with no overdubs. The result, Anika, was released by Barrow's Invada imprint in Europe and by Stones Throw Records in the U.S. and Japan in October 2010.[1] Anika received positive reviews from contemporary critics; according to the music review aggregation of Metacritic, it garnered an average score of 65/100.[2] The album also included covers of "Terry" by Twinkle, "End of the World" by Skeeter Davis, "Masters of War" by Bob Dylan, and "I Go to Sleep" by Ray Davies.[3]
Geoff Barrow with editor John Minton directed the promotional music video for Anika's cover of "Yang Yang."[4] The song was later offered as the "Free MP3 of the Day" on Spinner. On her choice to cover the song for her album, Anika explained, "I loved the way the words sounded and as an ex-politics student and political journalist, I thought the song would make a great cover. Yoko Ono is renowned for her political views but I think there was a dark side to the lyrics that the original version had not fully explored. This is where we came in ..."[5] Drowned in Sound included "Yang Yang" on its list Singles of the Year 2010.[6]
and as a preview to me next "snoid studios on sundays" here's a little present alban, aka snoid studios, made me yesterday ;)
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Thursday, December 31, 2020
Sunday, September 13, 2020
Hot Tuna - 1988-03-04 with guests (FLAC)
(Greetings from the Her(m)etic Garage)
CD 1
01 I Know You Rider
02 Hesitation Blues
03 Walkin Blues
04 Other Side Of This Life
05 The Bag I'm In
06 I'll Be Alright
07 99 Year Blues
08 Mariel
09 Wooden Ships
10 Third Week In The Chelsea
11 Down Home Blues
12 Keep On Truckin'
CD 2
01 Lamps
02 Candyman
03 I See The Light
04 Martha
05 Embroynic Journey
06 Ice Age
07 Callos Vanaga
08 San Francisco Bay Blue
09 Genesis
10 Parchmen Farm
11 Good Shepherd
12 Let Us Get Together
13 Mariel
CD 3
01 John's Other
02 Vampire Women
03 Have You Seen The Stars Tonight
04 Mann's Fate
05 Put It In My Hands
06 I'm Movin'
07 Killing Time In The Crystal City
08 Water Song
09 America
10 Volunteers
guests : Paul Kantner; Grace Slick; Papa John ;Will Scarlet
pw: mghg
Thanks to the original poster
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