Revolt of the ILX Brigade: New Post-Fahey Folk For PPL that post in the Takoma & Tompkin's Square Threads

I had completely forgotten! My twitter feed is all Hopscotch right now, so I got hepped there. Good quality stream too!

Tom Carter!

i need to listen to more tom carter, clearly

Dude, last Charalambides is so killer is really killer, but this set is blowing my mind. Holy shit!

oops, you get what I mean there.

um yeah holy shit is right!

Markers were great, but now it's Glenn Jones time! Psyched!

Glennnnnn!!

You see the stream link Evan?

I've been listening!

I wish I was there.

Argh my stream just broke up at my favorite part of the song. Was that just me?

ha, no there have been little glitches in mine too.

That was the first time I noticed.

i'll take a glitch or two! pretty amazing just to be able to listen in real time here from colorado. TECHNOLOGY

So good. I could listen to Glenn all day ....

I am going tomorrow! I can't believe it. 4 hour drive down and back, but man am I excited about the Paradise of Bachelors show now.

twig pickers starting off a little skronkier than i expected

I think I'd been over-listening to this record but this set is rekindling the magic of it all.

He really captured the peaceful vibe of the NJ rural suburbs I grew up in. This:

http://images.fineartamerica.com/images-medium-large/the-station-agent-ii-angela-mastrincola.jpg

Glenn Jones - My Garden State

yeah i OD'd on the jones record earlier this year, but it is so good.
and yeah loving the twig pickers' interstitial rambles.

Those guys can go in a LOT of different directions. I think calling it The Black Twigs is a little misleading, cause when they play under that name usually it is pretty straight "we're going to play a bunch of tunes" territory. Think this is pretty much just Nathan and Mike too, which is not the Twigs full band. Frees them up, as I think a couple of the other Twigs come from a more straightforward string band background.

desert heat killing it. hopefully they are doing some more recording while they're all in the same place...

No joke. Kinda hope that all of the people in that room right now spend the next week all recording together in their various (or new) incarnations. That could be one damn productive crew, not that they are slacking too much these days.

btw you can get that cian nugent & the cosmos matador single ove ron bandcamp now. it is great - http://ciannugent.bandcamp.com/album/hire-purchase

Aww cool, thanks!

i missed all this streaming, i was in white plains :(

otoh, yes you def need to check out tom carter! i dunno which of his solo albums i think is best; i think he's best live, really. and the eleven twenty-nine record (with marc orleans) is great as well... charalambides are one of those bands i've loved for going on uh, i dunno, 12 or 13 years now. and i discovered them even a bit 'later' in their career!

In my opinion Tom Carter definitely put in the best set of the day, though I guess Thurston and Moloney can win me over still. But yeah, it was so good, one of the best sets I have heard from him, though I haven't seen him in person solo, just listened to some live stuff and checked youtubes. He was really on though.

yeah, i know a little carter/charlambrides, just haven't got deep into it -- that set convinced me i need to get deep into it.
lol at thurston busting out queen of noise!

what i heard was great! velvets cover was fun

had to stop tho was getting too many skips and it was driving me nuts.

Desert Heat had the mist skips, for me. Other sets have been alright, but maybe it's my computer. Headed home to sleep and then get up at 6 in the morning for Raleigh departure!

Uhh, most skips.

godspeed! i'll be there with you in spirit.

also grandavis -- i went to mail that flier to you but couldn;t because it's currently blocked by boxes of junk (we're painting our room so everything gotshifted around weird) but it'll be in mail soon! next week, prob, as i hope we finish the room painting this weekend.

Thanks Tyler! Will give a full report, though hopefully someone will tape it all. My buddy says that Cory from Three Lobed tries to tape everything good, so I may have a line on some things.

No worries Ian, just excited that you are willing to do that, very cool of you.

i know the nyc taper guys caught a bunch of hopscotch fest stuff last year -- and i'm sure someone out there is grabbing the live stream...

Just found a copy of Bruce Langhorne's The Hired Hand Score!

Haven't listened to it all the way through yet, but I'm psyched.

hired hand is soooooo good!

I really like this guys EP:

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http://devinmccutchen.bandcamp.com/
unfortunately it's only streamable, but it's fun to listen and very diverse.

On another note - I found out that Zachary Hay released a new record as "Green Glass"

http://www.50milesofelbowroom.com/artist/340-green-glass.html

He previously released some american primitive/outsider stuff as Bronze Horse and The Dove Azima.

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And... Hired Hand is awesome, yes.
And the new Zachary Cale record too.
He's a hard working guy and I think the new album will spread more wide. At least I hope so.
I'm looking forward to see him in Atlanta next month (after met him two times here in Germoney :)

I am too stupid to use this board :)

here is the Dove Azima thing:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdByFSStRNw

just bought a new microphone this morning, going to do some home recording...pretty excited...the mic (Blue Yeti USB) i got for $80 off of craigslist....plugs right into my PC laptop and I used Audacity to record (pretty easy to use program)...anyway first attempt and i'm really pleased with the quality of the sound you get from the microphone. technology is fucking crazy to me, i can't even imagine this is a USB mic remembering what they used to sound like.

this is a new song "Frogtown Saturday" (in open C)

https://soundcloud.com/matthew-lee-helgeson/frogtown-saturday

Sounds good! Sound and songwise. Really pretty. What kind of guitar do you have?

a seagull (got it off of craigslist for $85 cuz it had a badly repaired crack that doesn't seem to affect sound or playing etc)....but they are pretty nice guitars! made in canada...but MUCH cheaper than martins, etc....def worth keeping your eye out...but it was a great deal, i think it was originally like $500

they have dumb looking headstocks tho

basically seems like martin's don't go for less than a grand anymore hardly so i just wrote them off :/

Not much time to post right now, but I came to check in and damn UMS, that track sounds great! As global states, the tune and the recording, good job man. Keep em coming.

Nikolaus, I dig that Dove Azima thing, as you call it. Definitely on the weird end of the spectrum, which is refreshing. Has a mysterious sound to it, kind of reminds me of a primitive take on some of the stuff Steven R. Smith gets up to, or like acoustic demos of early Sonic Youth.

Here is the Bronze Horse release by Zachary Hay

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8W4U_0t25Eg&list=PL5FFB4988942C174C

I would like to listen to the "acoustic demos of early Sonic Youth". could you please give me a hint for what I have to look for?
I only know thurston moore's "12 string meditations for Jack Rose"

not really sonic youthy but Paul Metzger (mentioned upthread) would be highly recommended for the more "out" side of this thread....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuM4wGrENzI

Hah hah, the acoustic demos of early Sonic Youth don't exist as far as I know, sorry to be confusing. I meant that Dove Azima sounded something like what I imagine that would sound like. I'd perhaps like to hear it as well, but Dove Azima may have to suffice.

Metzger is cool, what a crazy dude.

i spoke w/him once (detailed upthread i think) but anyway he is a super nice guy

Dude that song is my jam! a) I am a sucker for bowed guitar/banjo pretty much all the time (barring Sigur Ros who I know does this but I am not really interested, no offense Sigur Ros fans) and b) Metzger does it better than about anyone I have heard do it, amongst his many other talents. Cool that he is a nice guy as well.

I'm with you- Sigur Ros is too much melodrama.