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21 year old Trevor Powers aka Youth Lagoon is set to release his debut full length album ‘The Year Of Hibernation’ on September 27, 2011. Fat Possum Records will handle the release while Lefse has it covered out in Europe. Check out the track Montana off the album as well as two tracks via Youth Lagoon’s Bandcamp page below. It’s so good, you’ll be kicking yourself if you wind up sleeping on this.21 year old Trevor Powers aka Youth Lagoon is set to release his debut full length... more
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Deftune Independent Music Blog Reviews Copy's 'Hard Dream'
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Deftune Independent Music Blog Coverage Of FYF Festival 2010 Los Angeles
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Check out this review of Exile's Radio AM/FM
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Latest Album Review Of Eels Tomorrow Morning
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The formation of Luder harkens back to 2006, when Small Stone Records undertook the task of issuing the lost recordings of a band called Slot after the untimely passing of its founding member and guitarist, Billy Rivkin. After the successful completion of this project, it was decided by the powers that be that some semblance of the band should play at SXSW the following spring. So it was that Sue Lott (Slot’s bassist) and Eddie Alterman (Slot’s drummer) were joined on guitars by Phil Dürr (Big Chief, Giant Brain, Five Horse Johnson) and Small Stone head-honcho Scott Hamilton to pull off such a thing. The thinking was that it would take two guitar players to competently do what Billy did on his own.
After a successful SXSW show in the spring of 2007, Followed by a hometown show at Detroit’s Magic Stick, Sue, Phil and Scott decided it might be worthwhile and fun to continue playing and writing music, perhaps under a different moniker. Eddie being mostly unavailable due to laboral commitments, they humbly asked ex-Novadriver drummer (and, as with Phil, current Five Horse Johnson member) Eric Miller to join and soon started doing that thing that the kids call “jamming.” At first, the quartet got together mostly to keep their chops up, jamming on quasi-Krautrock riffs a few nights a week. Eventually, as everyone got comfortable with each others’ playing styles, they started writing songs for real, honing the ad-libbed riffs into songs, making music that none of them would be able to write in any other band. Luder set out to make obstinate music, or as Sue likes to say, “music I like.” A new idea was hatched, a new band was born, and a new name was chosen; ergo: Luder (a German term loosely translated as, little sh!t).
Luder seamlessly incorporates all the influences of the individual band members and their musical histories into a coherent whole. When Eric and Phil bring elements of Stoner Rock, Sue might counter them with an almost jazzy bass line. Scott might pitch a decidedly shoegazery melody line, Phil may react by channeling his inner metal-head. When Sue comes to the table with a decidedly ambient bass line, the other three might add any and all types of raucous, multi-genre-ic sounds. If Phil’s hispanophilia threatens to get out of hand, Eric may throw in an absolutely tribal drumbeat. Now, add a pinch of humor to the mix, and it all combines to give Luder’s music that certain out-of-left-field-je-ne-sais-quoi that adds up to a band that in the end sounds like no other. Then you bring Sue’s ethereal vocal stylings into the picture, and you makes for quite a spicy stew. Luder’s songs have been described as “disturbingly peaceful,” “peacefully disturbing,” and “in need of editing” (to which they gleefully and politely say “no, thank you” and “up yours” in unison).
As the a result of staying true to their musical passions and influences, not to mention running up a rather hefty electrical bill in Sue’s basement, the debut album from Luder, ‘Sonoluminescence’ was etched out in the dwelling that was once known to insiders as The Slot House. Recorded at Rustbelt Studios with Eric Hoegemeyer (Giant Brain, Deep See Sound System) on the dials over the course of six months whenever all parties could meet, Sonoluminescence is a very organic and dynamic, an orgasmic whirlwind of Rock Recording.
Luder’s debut is sure to turn a few heads, cause a spit-take or two, and clean out a few eardrums in the process. Hell… you might even catch them live if the guarantee is right and there happen to be any baby- and dog-sitters available to work that particular night.The formation of Luder harkens back to 2006, when Small Stone Records undertook the... more
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The concept is highly intoxicating and imaginative. The mixture of playful and boasting mesh of electronics, spoken word, soul, jazz, progressive rock, avant-pop and experimental places this release in its own little world full of childlike qualities.The concept is highly intoxicating and imaginative. The mixture of playful and... more
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“…I made the moon go thin.” Check out Mayer Hawthorne’s cover of fellow Stones Throw label mate James Pants track Thin Moon from the album Seven Seals released December of last year.“…I made the moon go thin.” Check out Mayer Hawthorne’s cover... more
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