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Bluesy garage rock. Check it out if you're into Starlite Desperation, Starvations, etc.
Showing posts with label Dim Mak. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dim Mak. Show all posts
Saturday, June 11, 2011
DM 083
Lion Fever - Haunted Water
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Bluesy garage rock. Check it out if you're into Starlite Desperation, Starvations, etc.
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Bluesy garage rock. Check it out if you're into Starlite Desperation, Starvations, etc.
Saturday, May 7, 2011
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Thursday, September 16, 2010
DM-51
Now for something completely different:
The Miracle Chosuke - The 7/8 Wonders of the World (2003)
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Get your dance shoes because this is one ass shaking record. The Miracle Chosuke was a Costa Mesa sextet that played what was basically the embodiment of the whole So Cal hip kid scene with razored haircuts and neon shirts: nasally vocals, twangy guitars, lots of synth, etc. This was their only album and they would break up shortly after with a couple of the members going on to form Bad Dudes.
Dim Mak records was started in 1996 by Steve Aoki who has apparently tricked a bunch of morons into thinking he's a DJ, but I remember when that guy would come out to shows at Koo's. Anyway, Dim Mak has been great at jumping bandwagons: they released post-hardcore in the late 90s, transitioned into that whole garagy post-punk revival scene (this record), and now specialize in flavor of the month electro.
The Miracle Chosuke - The 7/8 Wonders of the World (2003)
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Get your dance shoes because this is one ass shaking record. The Miracle Chosuke was a Costa Mesa sextet that played what was basically the embodiment of the whole So Cal hip kid scene with razored haircuts and neon shirts: nasally vocals, twangy guitars, lots of synth, etc. This was their only album and they would break up shortly after with a couple of the members going on to form Bad Dudes.
Dim Mak records was started in 1996 by Steve Aoki who has apparently tricked a bunch of morons into thinking he's a DJ, but I remember when that guy would come out to shows at Koo's. Anyway, Dim Mak has been great at jumping bandwagons: they released post-hardcore in the late 90s, transitioned into that whole garagy post-punk revival scene (this record), and now specialize in flavor of the month electro.
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