ian goes electro-tribal and classical-punk

[reverancepavane]

Music for the month. A quiet month this time, mainly involved with live gigs rather than obtaining recorded music. although I may have forgotten to mention Galanis' new album, which became available via Kickstarter last month. This monthly report opens with the acquisition of Blind Threshold, Tribal Derivations, and Collide by Beats Antique, and Feast of Hammers by Birdeatsbaby. Tomorrow (Saturday Jun 16) is the dark electro world music (with hammer dulcimer) of Dandelion Wine at The Wheatie, accompanied by the smiling happy poppy that is Leigh Stardust. I probably should do something about the Winter Solstice Feast too if I want to actually go.

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[shadow-5tails.livejournal.com]

Heh. Several Beats Antique CDs turned up at my door a few months back, because my father has realised that having someone in the US means free (or at least vastly cheaper) shipping. I figure the least I can do is test the discs for him to make sure they work... *grin*

(Though this does mean that there's a chest-high-on-me pile of boxes awaiting his next visit. I have no idea how he's going to get all this home with him...)

[reverancepavane.livejournal.com]

Did you enjoy?

[shadow-5tails.livejournal.com]

Quite!

Though I think it's background music for me, rather than something to stop and immerse myself in. It doesn't quite speak my language, though it's close enough to make me prick up my ears when I hear it, and try to understand...