Listen to Ty Segall’s ‘Goodbye Bread’ performed entirely on synthesizers
May 23, 2012
Via Pitchfork, here’s Goodbye Bread “recreated using the Moog Taurus 3 and Voyager XL plus Moogerfooger array” by Marty Marquis of Blitzen Trapper. It’s a fitting listen for Bob Moog‘s birthday and surprisingly (or maybe unsurprisingly?) enjoyable.
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This week at Amoeba Records SF: free sets by Zola Jesus, Blitzen Trapper, Girls
October 5, 2011
The schedule of free live shows at Amoeba SF this week is impressive. Tonight at 6:00 pm, Zola Jesus will be playing in support of their new album, Conatus, which is streaming in full via the Guardian. The band’s video for “Vessel” is also out now, via the New York Times. Zola Jesus will be playing the Independent on November 1st.
Tomorrow (Thursday 10/6), Blitzen Trapper will also be playing at 6:00 pm, in support of American Goldwing, the band’s third Sub Pop release. The band will also be at Petaluma’s Mystic Theater on October 7th.
And lastly, Girls will be playing at 2:00 pm this Sunday, 10/9. Father, Son, Holy Ghost is the sunny, fantastic new album from the local band, and if you purchase the CD or LP at Amoeba on Sunday, you can get your copy signed by the band. Girls will be playing at the Great American Music Hall this Saturday and Sunday – Saturday’s show is sold out, but it looks like tickets for Sunday’s show are still available!
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Fleet Foxes soon-to-be Bay Area residents?
April 17, 2009
Photos by: Charlie Homo
Tuesday night at the Fillmore, Fleet Foxes leadman Robin Pecknold constantly insinuated the band’s interest in moving to what he called “the place he thinks of when it comes to a West Coast sound,” yes, our own beloved city.
The first of three shows they’re playing in the Bay (including this past Wednesday night with Vetiver at the Palace of Fine Arts and next Tuesday at Oakland’s Fox Theatre again with Blitzen Trapper), Fleet Foxes were warmly received. And actually, the Foxes played astoundingly great if not better than their highly acclaimed previous performance in these parts (Treasure Island 2008).
