10 Intelligent questions for Oneida

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nice feature on the band and their new record at Dusted: http://www.dustedmagazine.com/features/835. Cool idea to have the artist respond directly to points in a review.

New album came out yesterday, correct? I really need to pick this up.

glad dusted is still going, haven't checked it out in a while.

disc 2 of new one has many jams

Thanks for reminding me to order the new one!

Today's Guardian review says "there are bits of it that just sound like someone screaming at a buzzing strip light. "

OK, I really have to hear this now. A lot of my favorite recordings could be described like that!

good record! long though...

http://www.clashmusic.com/reviews/oneida-rated-o

(my review)

That's a well-written review, but I'm really thrown by the 6/10 rating. The review certainly reads much more positive than that rating indicates.

"Today's Guardian review says "there are bits of it that just sound like someone screaming at a buzzing strip light. " "

It sounds exactly like this and its beautiful.
Loving the new album, its a real beast.

Been making my love for Rated O known around the board, guess I will here, too.
10:30 at the Oasis soundtracked my walk to work this morning and sounded great.

"Brownout in Lagos" is INCREDIBLE.
Also our dog went nuts while we were listening to "The Human Factor".

8 questions for kid millions
http://www.dustedmagazine.com/features/835

oops. same thing dominique posted just up there. never mind!

"Brownout in Lagos" is INCREDIBLE.

yeah big time. and sounds like something really new for them which is a cool thing to be able to do when you've got so many records out.

Rated O might be favorite thing this year. Might. It's a sprawling monster, but after repeated listens things really start to form a clear shape. Um and you know...doobage and stuff.

That's a well-written review, but I'm really thrown by the 6/10 rating. The review certainly reads much more positive than that rating indicates.

― the sideburns are album-specific (jon /via/ chi 2.0), Friday, 10 July 2009 15:38 (1 week ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

Clash's policy indicates that 6 is actually a pretty good rating. It didn't get higher cos from a personal viewpoint I don't think of it as a "listen to it every day" album.

Disc one is my jammmmmmmm

Mine too, this week anyway. Seriously each disc is awesome in its own right. Love these guys.

would love to see them live again, they rule pretty hard live

when i first saw them i couldn't listen to anything else for 2 weeks, that would have been around the second album

august 14 (utr) or 15 (ams), rizzx!

I dunno I think there are some cool sounds on this thing but I miss their songier songs and the whole thing is just too long and overwhelming. I don't hate it or think it's bad but I don't really want to listen to it.

ah cheers willem! and a weekend so double good, you think it will be sold out?

no idea

I'd give it a 7 (love "Brownout in Lagos," don't hear anything on the rest of the album that even comes close; you can let it play through but it's really long.) Favorite albums by them are still Steel Rod EP and Each One Teach One.

don't think so. i got the dates mixed up, amsterdam is on the 14th. i'll definately try to be there as i've got other plans for the 15th...

xpost to rizzx

I think that Secret Wars(one folowing EOTO) is somewhat slept on.
I very much prefer Oneida in full on Krautpunk mode to Oneida playing songs, but I've always been most appreciative of the live experience, too.

^^^^ This, on all accounts. I can see why n/a might not feel this as much as the more "song-y" stuff, but for me these guys have morphed right into the direction I like best.

xp Yeah, Secret Wars is a good one. My review of that's at the first link below, followed by a couple other things I've written about them before, fwiw:

http://www.villagevoice.com/2004-04-06/music/prolific-brooklynites-repeat-themselves-for-a-long-time-once-again/1

http://www.villagevoice.com/2006-07-04/music/the-many-ideas-of-oneida/

http://www.villagevoice.com/2000-09-12/music/lunch-goes-on/

They did a cover of "Radar Eyes" by the Godz the second time I saw them that took my head off completely. I wish Ian J0hnson could have seen that.

Great show tonight. Disappointed no Sheets of Easter or 1030 at the Oasis, but you can't have everything.

they were on top form in london last night, too...

and fantastic in Brighton. love the new record. once you give it a few spins you realise 3 discs isn't that overwhelming.

yeah i think the 3 discs work pretty damn great. it's less like a record and more like a rehearsal space jam, in a good way

I was all set to go tonight until I realised how much work I had to do :(

I thought I'd registered my approval of the new thing - especially the techno influenced jam on CD1 - on this thread but apparently not

i should probably mention when they play at ATP New York in a few weeks they're basically going to be performing for a whole day, improvising with members of other bands playing the event and recording it all in order to release the highlights. me = pretty hyped.

Goddamn I love these guys.

alright, "10:30 at the Oasis" is chillwave. Had to be said.

Rated O just gets better and better. The River is such an awesome song. Did anybody nom it for the 05-09 Tracks Poll?

I didn't nominate any of the songs for the Tracks poll because it was so. fucking. hard. to pick just a few. Just an astounding album all around.

I would have voted for either/both The River and The Life You Preferred.

Love me some Rated O. Love the opening track the best.

saw these guys back in may and they started off with "sheets of easter." hilarious watching a crowd get really into it at first and then realize around 2 minutes in, "oh shit, are they seriously going to keep playing this?"

also according to bandmember showtime the last LP in the trilogy is finished and going to be called "Absolute II"

lol @ this thread. at least one member of oneida used to post regularly on here at that time, i'm surprised yanc3 didn't realize that.

handle name?

hurlothrombo or hurlothrumbo

^^^

stopped posting on ILM/ILE for a long time but he was on ILBaseball for a few years after.

saw these guys back in may and they started off with "sheets of easter." hilarious watching a crowd get really into it at first and then realize around 2 minutes in, "oh shit, are they seriously going to keep playing this?"

we put on a secret show for them in london five years or so back, and the setlist was 'sheets of easter'/'new day rising'. it was unbelievably awesome.

For my money the best "rock" band in New York right now. Have seen them a bunch of times over the last year and they have always brought it in different ways. Ironic this was bumped today as their "Presents the Ocropolis" show was just announced for the Godspeed ATP, further tempting me to sell everything I own and head over to that. I was quite disappointed that more people didn't place Rated O high on their Best-of lists last year. Best LP released that's even in the orbit of "rock" music.

^Yes, to all of that, although I think Rated O is the kind of album that takes a long time to really sink in, because there's just so much of it and it takes so many different turns.

An oral history of Each One Teach One:

http://drownedinsound.com/in_depth/4141041-an-oral-history-of-oneida%E2%80%99s-each-one-teach-one?new-york-week

SHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEETS

http://drownedinsound.com/resized_images/325x325/63384.gif

^ seriously one of my favorite album-insert art/design pieces ever

Yeah I love that! Had to wait for the cd to come out before I was sure if I had all the right track names in the right order, even.
Holy shit I love the O.

it is like a couchside headge maze for stoners

sp. lol

i think you just coined an awesome new stoner phrase: HEADGE MAZE.

think about it, man

Love it.

"numbide one each eak? wtf, man?"

who will be the first HeadgeMazeGaze band?

(this live set is pretty smoking btw: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Oneida/Live_at_Primavera_Sound_2009_on_WFMU_1784)

dl/ty

Thanks for that link, looking forward to listening to it. First track is a two-song jam clocking in at 43:58? Niiiice.

That drowned in sound article is so good. Pissed that I am stuck at work! I just wanna JAM.

all files have finished downloading!!!!!!!

^ exclamation points for emphasis

oh holy shit

haha. also this, which i haven't heard yet: www.nyctaper.com/?p=2721

^I grabbed that one as soon as it was put up, I think.
Really nice to hear them doing a set of mostly covers.
Cave played at that event.

kalimba-like guitar bit at about 17/18 min on the opener is so damn nice

fuck, not to mention the organ drone after [/livebloggin]

Will be dling both sets tonight! Love this band so much. Any news on the third in the "Thank Your Parents" trilogy yet? Not that I'm even close to bored with Rated O, but always ready for more.

I'm sure I read somewhere that part three isn't coming out until summer 2011, although a quick search for that hasn't turned up any concrete info so I might be misremembering. Kid says it has no drums and will be one disc:

What's the third part going to be like?

KM: It's going to be no drums. It's done, it's finished. I don't know when it's coming out. We have to submit it to the label first but it is done.

Are there any morsels of information you can tell us about it?

KM: It's conceptually coherent and it is one disc long. It's kind of all the same piece.

http://thequietus.com/articles/04574-white-hills-oneida-interview-kid-millions

Thanks. I admit to being skeptical about the "no drums" thing, but I'm sure these guys can pull off something amazing anyway.

That article was great. This band is almost "too good." A ridiculous, overused phrase. But seriously? Seriously.

hey, even more live oneida, again courtesy nyctaper: http://www.nyctaper.com/?p=4227

Oneida? More like OneIdea, amirite?

lol j/k

I gotta load up my ipod with all these live O jams.

sample from Thank Your Parents part 3:
http://www.scjag.com/mp3/jag/horizonedit.mp3

it's called Absolute II and its out 6th june, whoop!

can't listen to it at work but: yessssssssssssssssss!

no drums on this one.
just got sent it by the fine fine label so gonna give it a listen in a bit

no drums!?

I felt like crying when I heard this. I probably had too high an expectation of it.

I just heard about this yesterday...it's already on rym on the Jagjaguwar page

no drums!?

― tylerw, Wednesday, April 27, 2011 2:33 PM (2 hours ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

These guys have pretty much done everything. I think that they've earned the license to do whatever they want.

Oh, agreed, and I'm still looking forward to this more than pretty much everything, but Kid Millions is such a brilliant drummer that its still a little disappointing. Kind of like hearing King Crimson in their prime would have a record without Fripp playing guitar or something.

fromt he Jagjaguwar site:

SONG LIST:
Pre Human
Horizons
Gray Area
Absolute II

Absolute II CD / LP (JAG190, released: 06/07/11)
Absolute II is the final piece in Oneida's Thank Your Parents triptych of releases, begun in 2008 with Preteen Weaponry and followed by 2009's acclaimed triple disc Rated O. With this release, the Brooklyn group concludes a challenging and profound long-term project. The Thank Your Parents triptych, totaling around 200 minutes, is intended to be listened to as a whole or in its component parts. Absolute II stands on its own, in addition to serving as a chapter in an immense whole.

The music on Absolute II is startling, rigorous and demanding. Oneida is a band that has been strongly identified with the frenetic, fluid drumming of Kid Millions and the relentless pulse of classic Krautrock, but this release contains neither audible drums nor identifiable "rock" music. The recordings move freely across accepted boundaries of rhythm, harmony, and tonality – not in the form of dramatic, willful experiment, but as a musical distillation of several themes that have emerged in the wake of Rated O's dynamism: paralysis, entropy, stasis, possibility, and finality among them.

While Oneida is known for unpredictability and sui generis musical forms, this release is particularly resistant to categorization, and it remains difficult to identify precise influences on the music contained here. This is particularly unhelpful, we realize; suggestions and recommendations for updating this info release would be welcome, as the band themselves don't really know or are being recalcitrant.

in the Quietus interview with K Millions and the guy from White Hills from last year, it was stated that this would have no drums

10 Intelligent questions for Oneida

Yeah, I remember that now. I was kind of hoping it was one of those off-the-cuff things that didn't end up being totally true. Still super psyched for this.

Kind of like hearing King Crimson in their prime would have a record without Fripp playing guitar or something.
or seeing the credit on a led zep album: "John Bonham: Keyboards"
but yeah, like tripmaker said! they can do whatever they want.

Maybe they decided to give Kid a rest on the new Oneida in consideration of his all-drums project, Man Forever?

i trust y'all have seen this: http://www.nyctaper.com/?p=5562
haven't grabbed it yet (requires a donation) but I plan to...

The Shinji Masuko album Woven Music that was just released on Brah is pretty great.

yeah I want to check that out

(can anyone recommend me some DMBQ btw?)

Just to qualify: I thought no drums was a great idea and was really looking forward to some kind of cosmic synth masterpiece but on first listen I found it really airless, monotone and unengaging. That said they're a band who often does stuff that grows on me.

listening to each one teach one right now what an album

...on first listen I found it really airless, monotone and unengaging.

― PG Harpy (Doran), Wednesday, April 27, 2011 12:35 PM (1 hour ago) Bookmark

see, thing is, i want good news

listing now to _up with people_ v v loud. d-_-b

I caught the second part of the Japan benefit Ocrop shows they did. It was really a feat of endurance. Three long (40+ min. IIRC) jams that went through various Oneida modes. I watched Kid collapse onto the kit at the end of the final set. Very worth donating and listening to! They are doing another Ocrop. a weekend in June - three consecutive dates. And they will be "presenting" The Ocropolis at ATP in Sept!!! So much Oneida love!

In a recent issue of the L Magazine (Brooklyn free mag) they posed the question: What's Wrong With The Brooklyn Music Scene? The first answer, from a lovely chap named Jason Diamond, "It's something of a crime that Oneida is still around and they aren't looked at as the best and most important band to come out of this whole Brooklyn renaissance of the last decade. I have no affiliation with the band, but I've watched for years as their contemporaries become famous, or far lesser bands jock their sound. That's a shame."

Nuff said!

Jason Diamond OTMFM

They're such a brilliant band. Which is why it might be necessary for me to listen all of Thank Your Parents in order on acid to see if the final part makes more sense like that.

God, I'm still getting my head round Rated O.

Frankly I just don't listen to Oneida as much as I wish I did. They're such a good band, but I have to be in a certain mood and in the right company to really enjoy them. You can't just stick em on in the background while you do the washing up.

ve watched for years as their contemporaries become famous, or far lesser bands jock their sound.
might be true, but it might be at least in part the band's own fault? they don't seem too interested in pursuing a standard indie rock career, at least in terms of touring/promotion, etc. which is good in a lot of ways, but it also means that they're going to be a little less known. i think it'll all even out in the end.

Well, to be fair, I think that they used to tow the typical indie rock line. At this point, dudes are married with children, and it's pretty tough to be a family man living on the road. Hence these marathon Ocropolis sessions, I suppose. I mean, I've seen them ten times in my life but none of those shows were in the last five years. And I've only been to NYC twice.

I think that they are just too extreme/weird/sincere/awesome for mass acceptance.

yeah, probably. i mean, i think it's admirable -- with them, i pretty much know nothing except the records, which is kind of rare these days?

or just rare in general.

That sucks. You should really see them! Let's meet at ATP in sept.

is this ATP UK?

I got an email from Kid Millions today (no braggin) talking about taking his Man Forever project on the road.
I'll admit, I was a tad let down by the prospect of a local show with Kid that isn't Oneida. But he wants to tour the country (world?) and just hook up and jam with local drummers wherever he happens to be. I think that's really awesome. I mean, imagine you're an 18 year old kid in Iowa and you get to sit in with Kid and who knows how many other drummers and make a ridiculous amount of noise. That is pretty special, imo.

ha, yeah that'd be cool.
would love to go to atp one of these days, but i am guessing this year is not the year.

Having been alerted to this, to respond to Doran:

Just to qualify: I thought no drums was a great idea and was really looking forward to some kind of cosmic synth masterpiece but on first listen I found it really airless, monotone and unengaging. That said they're a band who often does stuff that grows on me.

I gotta disagree, this is hooking me from the get-go -- if Neu! could do both the drum overdrive and zone equally well, no reason why any other similarly inclined band can't. I came in with no expectations and find it to be this massive, dramatic howling thing that's all about restraint and sudden, turn-on-a-dime moments. Cryptic as all hell in the best way, and it functions for me on its own and in combination with the larger whole.

Can't wait to hear it.

yeah!

we we we so excited

I may be alone in this but my favourite Oneida album is The Wedding, which is obv not their drummiest moment, so I am still excited for the new one

June 17 – 19
Secret Project Robot
210 Metropolitan Ave
Brooklyn, NY

Three days of catered food, folks, jams in F (probably) and most importantly: family. Specifically, PARENTS: Oneida will perform each release of the Thank Your Parents triptych in their entirety over the course of the three days, beginning in the evening Friday June 17th, and culminating with a debut performance of Absolute II Sunday morning, June 19th.

HOw great is that?!? Now just win a lottery and buy tickets for mom, dad & me (they should thank ME)

Also, I would go to any show that's announced as Secret Project Robot.

With a rodizio of emotion, Oneida most thrillifyingly invites you to attend a special three day release event, in celebration of the third and final LP release of the Thank Your Parents triptych, Absolute II:

All events take place:
June 17 – 19
Secret Project Robot
210 Metropolitan Ave
Brooklyn, NY

Three days of catered food, folks, jams in F (probably) and most importantly: family. Specifically, PARENTS: Oneida will perform each release of the Thank Your Parents triptych in their entirety over the course of the three days, beginning in the evening Friday June 17th, and culminating with a debut performance of Absolute II Sunday morning, June 19th.

Additionally, Oneida will perform and improvise, with special guests, throughout the three day period beginning Friday evening and ending Sunday, in an immersive, interactive audio-visual environment to be installed in collaboration with Secret Project Robot.

SCHEDULE

FRIDAY JUNE 17:

*Oneida performs Preteen Weaponry and Rated O in their entirety! *Midnight munchies by Kyle Hepp & Krewe!
9pm / $10

SATURDAY JUNE 18

*BBQ by Kyle Hepp & Krewe (weather permitting) *Pot Luck! Bring home cookin’ and eat for free! *Oneida presents the OCROPOLIS: ~10 hours of improvising against SPR Visuals in O-Surround, with special guests peppering that double throughout the day! *Oneida & Friends DJ Set — a dance party follows into the wee hours…
2pm / $10 / $food tbd

SUNDAY JUNE 19

*Oneida performs ABSOLUTE II at dawn! *Pancake breakfast to follow, FOR THE HEADS!
~4:45am / FREE

Bring the kids!

x, O

*Oneida performs ABSOLUTE II at dawn! *Pancake breakfast to follow, FOR THE HEADS!
lol

i think i am giving a farfisa i found in the trash to a guy from this band today?

!

Haha

lol, sounds about right.
nyc taper has a bunch of the recent live sets up for d/l: http://www.nyctaper.com/?p=6477

I am more kind of amazed that you found a "farfisa in the trash" to be honest

i only have one of their records, never been much of a fan but maybe someone can confirm my stalking:

r0b3rts0n th@ch3r = bobby matador = oneida / nurse & soldier and he lives in boston not nyc?

yeah shakey i lugged it about three blocks home which was really annoying because i had a shoulder bag with a laptop and the door that covered the folding legs kept swinging open. i can't let something like that get tossed!

here is my cl post: http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/msg/2476835194.html

I confirm all that, CAD. He also used to be on ILX but I'm forgetting his handle at the moment.

r0b3rts0n th@ch3r = bobby matador = oneida / nurse & soldier and he lives in boston not nyc?

― call all destroyer, Tuesday, July 5, 2011 2:10 PM (2 minutes ago) Bookmark

Yes, I can confirm this. I can do so because I used to work with his wife Erica who is the other half of nurse and soldier!

hahahah holy shit this just gets better

Weird small world

Oh lol I just the post you revived this with CAD. That is funny. I've never met Rob so he won't know who I am but if you happen to meet Erica she definitely would - we're still facebook friends and stuff. She's great. When I left the place where she works she told me I was definitely the "coolest intern" they'd ever had and gave me a N&S CD as a going away present. Their kids are adorable too. :)

Well, if you tell Bobby that Trip Maker says hi, he'll probably react.

a mini-compact!! wtf you can fix those up for a couple hundred bucks

yeah i am giving up on my dream of starting an american analog set ripoff band but am glad that of the 4 cl responses i got i seem to have picked the right guy to give it to.

anyway i have no idea how to approach this in person beyond "dude i successfully stalked you" so i'll prob just wish him the best!

I would go and watch your AAS ripoff band. Then I would love to be able to go and see AAS as well.

I got to see AmAnSet in a living room in Lawrence KS and it fucking ruled.

I saw them a few times in London. Each time people were talking through their sets. One time, there was a guy braying about his overdraft facility for about ten minutes straight through the first two songs. I pinned him to a wall and threatened to knock his teeth out if he didn't shut up. One of the most shameful incidents of my 30s.

(He shut up but the ephemeral bubble of gig enjoyment had been decisively burst by that point.)

And I remember his DN now, it was Hurlothrombo.
Not a stalker, just an Oneida superfan.
I guess that's a fine line...

he just came by--super nice dude! he sort of shyly gave me a copy of the last oneida record as a thank-you (lol i did not let on that i had figured all this out) and was geeking out over the keyb.

awww - cute

Confirmed: super-nice dude. Also, he plays the hell out of a keyboard, so I imagine it is a constant struggle to keep enough farfisas in playable shape around.

Not a stalker, just an Oneida superfan.
I guess that's a fine line...

OTM

Living in Brooklyn and seeing these guys as much as possible, buying every record, etc. definitely makes me feel like I am more familiar with the dudes on a personal level than most bands.

i saw man forever last night, really cool. the piece requires crazy focus and endurance and they nail it.

(also ending up having dinner w/k1d because a friend of mine was the other drummer, super nice dude. i should probably check out an oneida record one of these days.)

Oneida is fucking fantastic, quite honestly one of my favorite bands going right now, I still need to pick up the Man Forever thing.

the piece requires crazy focus and endurance and they nail it.
Makes the fact that Kid is using a pick up group in each city even more impressive, imo.
I haven't listened to the new one yet. I wish I could see it performed. Man Forever strikes me as a live thing.

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We should be talking about these guys now!

second side of a list of the burning mountains is not half bad

good interview up here: http://www.thetrapset.net/