Every Eleven Seconds

5RC
General | Sep 2006

Reviews

Your Imaginary Friend
Reviewed 2006-09-18
Project of guy from Bastard Noise and Man is the Bastard, combines noise sentiments with traditional folkisms. Mariachi, Irish folk, Indian sitar music through a fuzz-box is a bit too simplistic. Certainly off the beaten path, this is a good gateway drug from “real” music to avante noise/experimentalism.

1) solid hip swinging if not chill beat
2) kind of a weird folky, irish feel to it
3) stoney 70’s noodly warped’ness, hard to describe it as else
4) spoken word, brief
5) very buried noisey drone
6) clunky played buried low fi treated waltzy folky huh?
7) harsh distorto, ends pretty and ambient
8) brief spoken word
9) fuzzy version of Scottish folk song
10) sitar/tabla and Indian flare, feel, electronics replacing tambora
11) droning old-school distorto drone with buried spoken word
12) more brief spoken word
13) a simple Appalachian/Celtic folk song, male/female call answer vocals
14) kfjc’esque neo-psyche feel, fuzzy layered guitars, mumbled vocs, under strumming, fans of Bevis Frond take note
15) simple electro casio beat, distorto guitar wankery, the acid must be taking effect

Recent airplay

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The Crossing
What's in the Ice Box? — Nov 14, 2006

Charting

2006-09-17 — 2006-11-19 Classical/Experimental
Week EndingAirplays
Nov 19 1
Nov 12 1
Oct 22 2
Oct 15 1
Oct 8 1
Oct 1 2
Sep 24 1

Track listing

1. Augmented/Demented
2. Cock O' The North
3. Out On The Moon (Slight Return)
4. Thompson Hunter
5. Violated
6. El Corazon De San Vicente
7. I Hate This Dumpster
8. Shiploaf
9. Scotland The Brave
10. Proof Man
11. The Crossing
12. Chorus
13. Sweet Dove
14. W I B
15. Monkeys Gone Wild