Tonight (Saturday kids) get over to the Doug Fir for a night of head nodding and dancing as you groove to Boy Eats Drum Machine. Led by Jon Ragel BEDM is a wonderful mix of turntables, drum machines, synthesizers, found sounds and vocals. Currently at work on their new album their first one, Pleasure, is available at iTunes. Don’t miss this one. Also features Dat’r. Sat. Nov 27th. Doug Fir 9PM $5.00 21+
Click the player to listen to Eunuch.
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Click here to watch the video.
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I must appear a bit of a stalker having posted twice in as many days, but I wanted to say cheers, as I just finished an excellent interview with Jon of Boy Eats Drum Machine, thanks to your entry here. It will appear on Gearwire soonest, but wanted to give credit where credit is due–I was unaware of BEDM til reading ’bout them here…nice one! I do confess that I get a bit evangelistic about indie groups I suddenly discover, hence the interview and coming-soon write up.
J.
November 28th, 2006 at 5:44 amHi Man, Posting is good! Even stalking could have it’s merits too….. and I’m glad the Moose blog turned you on to BEDM, that’s why it’s here after all…don’t I owe you an email about Wet Confetti too?
November 28th, 2006 at 6:14 amAllo! A Wet Confetti interview would be super!
In the meantime, the Boy Eats Drum Machine interview is available for your reading pleasure:
http://www.gearwire.com/boy-eats-drum-machine-interview.html
I’m really digging BEDM’s almost-Morricone vibe of Si(x)cuse Me…there’s some shades of John Carpenter’s scores in there too, but Carpenter is so obviously influenced by the Maestro that one may as well just mention Ennio and be done with it…but I blather.
November 29th, 2006 at 7:57 amYou can reach Wet Confetti via Alberta at wetconfetti@gmail.com tell her I sent you….
November 29th, 2006 at 9:41 amCheers! Will do…
November 29th, 2006 at 9:46 amMany thanks to Dave Allen and Wet Confetti’s Alberta Poon for the excellent interview Alberta gave me this week. Alberta speaks her mind at:
http://www.gearwire.com/wet-confetti-interview.html
And while I’m thinking of it, I was plenty amused by Wet Confetti’s video submission to Nike as part of some kind of contest the Swooshy-Shoe people were putting on. It’s available on the WetConfetti.com site as a YouTube vid. Nice stuff. Hey Confetti people, COME TO CHICAGO! The Double Door has a lovely sushi bar down the road, as Dave will attest.
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