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martes, septiembre 30, 2008

Roy Montgomery



You will have to raise the unit of the matter with the colouring landscapes that Roy Montgomery's music offers you, he guards carefully the directions in order that then you cross with knowledge of the astral territory in which if you decide to unload these links you will have the pleasure of experimenting, out of the designed times, the contemplative attitudes in liabilities were forging a planet in which you will be able to take food and then to cultivate for the next visit, it shows always thank you in the shape of commentary, inside " In the Freezer of your Conscience ", because of this form if one of these links dies, I will have time myself of turning it to rising, now he enjoys.

Deberás plantear la unidad de la materia con los paisajes coloridos que te ofrece la música de RoyMontgomery, guarda con cuidado las direcciones para que luego recorras con conocimiento del territorio astral en el que si decides descargar estos eslabones tendrás el agrado de experimentar, fuera de los tiempos diseñados, las actitudes contemplativas en pasivo te forjaran un planeta en el cual podrás tomar alimentos y luego cultivar para la próxima visita, muestra siempre un gracias en forma de comentario, dentro de "En el Congelador de tu Conciencia", porque de esa forma si uno de estos eslabones muere, yo me daré el tiempo de volverlo a subir, ahora disfruta.





E.N.D. [1998]


Busca en el interior del alma, con brotes vivos que bañan de análisis prolongado la etérea anti-realidad sumergida en los torniquetes, escaleras mecánicas al cielo, y la luz que guiara con guitarra psychedelic el baile tras la noche bohemia y celosa, alegría viaja en su carruaje,
señor, usted debería visitar este link de youtube
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXaOHVC9V8Q)...

miércoles, noviembre 07, 2007

Roy Montgomery & Chris Heaphy - True [1999]


Experimental guitarist Roy Montgomery was born and raised in Christchurch, New Zealand, forming his first band, the teen garage combo the Psychedeliks, in 1971. After serving out the remainder of the decade in similarly obscure outfits including Compulsory Fun and Murder Strikes Pink, in late 1980 he co-founded the seminal Kiwi post-punk trio the Pin Group; their debut single "Ambivalence" was also the first record ever issued on the now-legendary indie label Flying Nun, its echoing, darkly melodic guitar sound foreshadowing the evocative sonic approach Montgomery would continue to pursue for the remainder of his career. After the Pin Group disbanded in 1982, a year later he received a $750 National Arts Council grant to form the Shallows, their lone 1985 single "Suzanne Said" further honing Montgomery's expansive drone aesthetic. However, he then spent the next five years largely removed from music, instead balancing his studies of Russian language and literature with his interests in cinema and avant-garde theater.

Montgomery returned to performing in 1990 after a chance meeting with fellow Pin Group alum Peter Stapleton led to an invitation to join the fledgling noise-pop band Dadamah. After a handful of releases the group splintered in 1993, with Montgomery resurfacing the following year with his first solo effort, Scenes from the South Island; with fellow guitarist Chris Heaphy, he also formed the duo Dissolve, issuing their LP That That Is...Is (Not) that same year. Montgomery then spent the next year and a half travelling through the U.S., England and Latin America, during that time recording a wealth of new material which found its way onto a series of singles for labels including Ajax, Siltbreeze and Drunken Fish. The full-length Temple IV followed on Kranky in 1996, while the following year he collaborated with the members of Bardo Pond in Hash Jar Tempo, issuing the album Well-Oiled; also in 1997, Montgomery appeared on the Flying Saucer Attack EP Goodbye. The solo And Now the Rain Sounds like Life Is Falling Down Through It appeared in 1998, trailed a year later by the singles compilation 324 E. 13th St. #7. Summer 2000 saw the release of Allegory of Hearing. Silver Wheel of Prayer followed a year later.

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One Hour Painting (2-headed Monster Attacking Castle)

Oi! Shitty conversion. Just a quick one. I've been feeling real lethargic lately. I think I need a change. I might try to finish some unfinished paintings. I'd like to just do some vlogs, too.
Music is by Roy Montgomery.

martes, noviembre 06, 2007

Roy Montgomery - 324 E. 13th Street #7 [1999]


Tracklisting :

01. Suzanne Said 4:49
02. Trial By Separation 4:33
03. Submerged & Colourful 3:03
04. Cousin Song 2:26
05. Film As A Subversive Art 2:49
06. Long Night 3:31
07. t's Cold Outside 3:04
08. German Sister 3:54
09. Something Else Again 2:37
10. Adrift 3:21
11. Just Melancholy 4:00
12. Used To 3:05
13. Times Three 2:21
14. Some Other Time 3:39
15. Strange Attractor 3:02
16. On the Road 4:03
17. E.N.D. 3:05
18. Intertidal 4:45
19. Fine, Fine, Fine 3:48
20. In Your Wake 5:24

324 E. 13th Street #7 [1999] (Part. 1) (Part. 2)

Bardo Pond - Tommy Gun Angel(live)

domingo, mayo 06, 2007

Kranky - Kompilation 1 [1998]

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Tracklisting
:

01: Godspeed You! Black Emperor – The Dead Flag Blues
02: Jessica Bailiff – Falling Yesterday
03: Pan American - Tract
04: Windy And Carl - Undercurrent
05: Low - Condescend
06: Stars Of The Lid – Be Little With Me
07: Philosopher's Stone – Where Regrets End
08: Dissolve – Presume Too Far
09: Amp - Polemic
10: Jessamine – …Or What You Mean
11: Magnog – A Moments Seam
12: Roy Montgomery – The Soul Quietens
13: Bowery Electric – Long Way Down
14: Dadamah – Brian’s Children

Kranky - Kompilation 1 [1998]