Saw these guys in Asheville and the show changed my life. I've never considered myself much of a dancer but I went completely epileptic from the moment they went on stage. Insane art. So far beyond the vast majority of electronic music in it's scope, vision, and complete demolishing of convention.
+João Quintela idk if it was her but there was a couple standing directly behind me and she was confronting her bf because apparently he'd been cheating on her or something. it was interesting background noise for this show to say the least lmao
I keep listening to the recordings for the AENA tour and I've noticed the amount of structure (even if it seems lacking to you) compared to the show in Denver that I witnessed. I wonder since it was the last show they decided to go all out from the beginning. I remember thinking "wow they really went for broke" even compared to the albums most floating and meandering jazzy noisy bits. I really hope they have some soundboard recordings to sell as they did with European tours of recent.
Plus, after living in Colorado for so long and seeing mostly drunks dancing to dubstep, it was interesting to see kids "kind of" getting the bass-wobble vibe. Or at least trying to find something out of it.
My ears rejoice. The quality of this recording is superb.
Saw these guys in Asheville and the show changed my life. I've never considered myself much of a dancer but I went completely epileptic from the moment they went on stage. Insane art. So far beyond the vast majority of electronic music in it's scope, vision, and complete demolishing of convention.
aahh, those Ae kicks :) Niceness!! Lovely recording!
Hey this is my recording, thanks for the remaster/upload. Unforgettable night, agree these guys are peerless.
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42:28 "you're smart. oh, there's my baby girl" brilliant quote in the battlefield
+João Quintela idk if it was her but there was a couple standing directly behind me and she was confronting her bf because apparently he'd been cheating on her or something. it was interesting background noise for this show to say the least lmao
once you turn down the lights that's it!
Takes to a new place.
I keep listening to the recordings for the AENA tour and I've noticed the amount of structure (even if it seems lacking to you) compared to the show in Denver that I witnessed. I wonder since it was the last show they decided to go all out from the beginning. I remember thinking "wow they really went for broke" even compared to the albums most floating and meandering jazzy noisy bits. I really hope they have some soundboard recordings to sell as they did with European tours of recent.
Plus, after living in Colorado for so long and seeing mostly drunks dancing to dubstep, it was interesting to see kids "kind of" getting the bass-wobble vibe. Or at least trying to find something out of it.
5 Dried Grams in Silent Autechre