TROPICAL TRASH
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Wednesday, December 31, 2014
Friday, November 28, 2014
TROPICAL TRASH DECEMBER TOUR
DEC 5 - CHICAGO, IL RECKLESS RECORDS @ 5PM THEN LATER W/ WISHGIFT, ANWAR SADAT, UNMANNED SHIP @ OBSERVATORY
DEC 10 - CHARLESTON, WV @KINSHIP GOODS
DEC 11 - PHILLY, PA - HOUSE SHOW W/ANWAR SADAT (EMAIL FOR INFO)
DEC 12 - BARD COLLEGE W/ ANWAR SADAT
DEC 13 - NEW YORK CITY @SHEA STADIUM W/CHAT LOGS, ANWAR SADAT
DEC 14 - PHILADELPHIA, PA @ RECORD EXCHANGE W/WATERY LOVE
DEC 15 - BUFFALO (?) TBA
DEC 16 - PITTSBURGH, PA @ HOWLERS W/NIGHT VAPOR, BUGS AND RATS
DEC 17 - CINCINNATI, OH W/ PUBLIC HOUSING / SMUT / TARP@ RAKE'S END
DEC 10 - CHARLESTON, WV @KINSHIP GOODS
DEC 11 - PHILLY, PA - HOUSE SHOW W/ANWAR SADAT (EMAIL FOR INFO)
DEC 12 - BARD COLLEGE W/ ANWAR SADAT
DEC 13 - NEW YORK CITY @SHEA STADIUM W/CHAT LOGS, ANWAR SADAT
DEC 14 - PHILADELPHIA, PA @ RECORD EXCHANGE W/WATERY LOVE
DEC 15 - BUFFALO (?) TBA
DEC 16 - PITTSBURGH, PA @ HOWLERS W/NIGHT VAPOR, BUGS AND RATS
DEC 17 - CINCINNATI, OH W/ PUBLIC HOUSING / SMUT / TARP@ RAKE'S END
Sunday, November 23, 2014
Sunday, September 7, 2014
COASTIN' BACK - THANKIN' Y'ALL
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
TROPICAL TRASH ON TOUR WITH SLINT [WEST COASTIN']
Friday, August 22, 2014
LOS ANGELES, CA
El Rey Theatre
http://www.axs.com/events/
Monday, August 25, 2014
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
The Fillmore
http://thefillmore.com/
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
SEATTLE, WA
The Showbox
http://
Thursday, August 28, 2014
PORTLAND, OR
Crystal Ballroom
http://
Friday, August 29, 2014
VANCOUVER, BC
Rickshaw Theatre
http://
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http://slintmusic.com/
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LOS ANGELES, CA
El Rey Theatre
http://www.axs.com/events/
Monday, August 25, 2014
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
The Fillmore
http://thefillmore.com/
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
SEATTLE, WA
The Showbox
http://
Thursday, August 28, 2014
PORTLAND, OR
Crystal Ballroom
http://
Friday, August 29, 2014
VANCOUVER, BC
Rickshaw Theatre
http://
http://
http://slintmusic.com/
http://
http://
Saturday, May 17, 2014
THE WORLD IS YOURS COMPILATION
Tropical Trash has a track on this massive compilation along with Part Chimp, Shit & Shine, GNOD, Spray Paint, Henry
Blacker, Acid Mothers Temple, Hey Colossus and a ton of other awesome bands downloadable for only £5.00.
All proceeds go to Gate Art Center for adults with learning disabilities and Small Steps, an entirely donation run charity for very small children with disabilities both in the UK. If you've never read #peterkemp's record reviews, they're a real no bullshit treat. Please consider sharing this with anyone who likes to fucking shred.
more info can be found here
The World Is Yours Bandcamp
http://peterkempsrecordreviews.blogspot.com/
All proceeds go to Gate Art Center for adults with learning disabilities and Small Steps, an entirely donation run charity for very small children with disabilities both in the UK. If you've never read #peterkemp's record reviews, they're a real no bullshit treat. Please consider sharing this with anyone who likes to fucking shred.
more info can be found here
The World Is Yours Bandcamp
http://peterkempsrecordreviews.blogspot.com/
Monday, April 7, 2014
MA TURNER "NESSY PEEN" 4/30/14 ON LOIN SEEPAGE
1 GREAT TIMES ON DRUGS
2 LIFT ME LORD
3 WHO HAS YOUR LOVE (AGAPE)
4 AT RIVER DOOR (BOY SKULL)
5 COMMONALITY
6 THE ELITE
7 ANUS PEASE
8 NESSY PEEN
9 8IB
10 SERENE LORD GEYSER
11 ZOZ Z O Z
12 BEST RIVER MOAN
13 GREEN
14 TURN YOUR FACE AGAIN
Friday, February 21, 2014
TROPICAL TRASH SXSW 2014
Mon, 3/10 @TERRAPIN STATION (Murray, KY) with R Ring, Quailbones
https://www.facebook.com/events/1448605405371063/
Tue, 3/11 @TAQUERIA CHICHEN IZA (Dallas, TX) w/Errors of Metabolism, Litigators
Wed, 3/12 @BEERLAND (711 1/2 Red River, Austin, TX) w/ The Rebel (Ben Wallers/Country Teasers), Destruction Unit, Spray Paint, Lushes, Guerilla Toss, + more
https://www.facebook.com/
Thu, 3/13 @THE LIBERTY (1618 1/2 E 6th St., Austin, TX) w/ Marriage, Lushes, Cloud Becomes Your Hand, Yvette, + more
Fri, 3/14 @HOLE IN THE WALL (2538 Guadalupe, Austin, TX) w/ Pile, Bad History Month, Speedy Ortiz, Tony Molina, Ed Schrader's Music Beat, + more
Fri, 3/14 @ARTURO'S UNDERGROUND BAKERY (314 W 17th St, Austin, TX) w/ Rusted Shut, Shit & Shine, Sur, Bludded Head, + more
Sat, 3/15 @MACK'S PLACE/THE BLUFF (2815 Crest Ave. Austin, TX) w/ Tyvek, Wrekmeister Harmonies, Major Stars, Nazi Gold, + more
https://www.facebook.com/
Thursday, January 30, 2014
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Friday, January 3, 2014
COMING IN 2014
UT GRET - I THINK...
[1984]
DAVID STILLEY - BASS
JAMES POTTER - CLARINET
JOEE CONROY - BASS/VIOLIN
GREG GOODMAN - PIANO
HENRY KAISER - GUITAR
CHARLES K. NOYES - DRUMS
JOHN OSWALD - ALTO
LESLIE - TRUMPET
EUGENE CHADBOURNE - GUITAR
Thursday, January 2, 2014
BLACK KASPAR REVIEW AT AMERICAN GLOAM
"Well, Schizo-Tech is here. And woe to you, Old Earth and Sea.
I've been waiting on this monster since the summer, when I heard first whispers of it. Received an early dubbed cassette copy, which I clung and listened to like a crystal egg in my front yard in the dark at 3am with headphones and beer under a titanic willow tree. There were several sessions like this, accidentally scaring roommates while hiding in the late night, sneaking smokes with a dying 90s Walkman, oblivious to everything accept the oblivion on tape.
Black Kaspar's latest cassette is an invitation to the bewitching giants of Bill Zink's mind, all made reality with the inclusion of a pedigree that is just as giant in the scopes of experimental music. These roots surrounding Zink come from a musical family tree that run extensive and long, both in magnitude of bands, as well as time. Black Kaspar is a culmination of years borne of members of The Belgian Waffles and Sick City Four, and all three bands of musicians deserve as much as respect devoted to the legends of Borbetomagus, and as much popularity accorded to the revitalization of harsh noise that Hair Police participated in during the earlier 2000s.
The album itself is Zink's commemoration of the layers of sound. He said as much, when I interviewed him in September (see this archived episode of Club El Rancho: The Spooky and Spectacular Sounds of Cropped Out 2013 for a recording of that talk)
"It's sound that I hear in my head," Zink said, "...It's all about sound...It's one of the first times my improv playing has gone back to my heavy metal years....I'll never be at home about rock music unless I can feel it in my body..."
That need to feel a pummeling in your chest is thoroughly examined on Schizo-Tech. The lead-off track "Space-Truckin' Part II" is that layered volume, and is the hypnotic impetus that kept me crouched until far too late in the dark. Beastly electronics, savage guitars, aggressive horns, frantic drums; it's the mammoth descent led by Dan Willems on a Hawkwindish bass guitar riff occurring near the seven minute mark that shifts my mind into my palms and restructures my spine, making everything indeed sound like a helicopter chewing its blades through a freight truck.
The title track is a communication with dimensions Unknown, Unnamed, Feared. A unity of electronics and distortion that I imagine one hears when crossing to the other side after death by electric shock. The last track, "Burrowing," triggers riffs through stratums that lead to dusky places that defy seams.
This Black Kaspar swallows the village of Louisville, as well as the year of '13 in just these last weeks, pounding out The End for all of us.
Really, really, really recommended.
Released by Adept Recordings and Loin Seepage. Available at at least Astro Black Records and the bandcamp, if not other fine establishments in Louisville."- American Gloam
I've been waiting on this monster since the summer, when I heard first whispers of it. Received an early dubbed cassette copy, which I clung and listened to like a crystal egg in my front yard in the dark at 3am with headphones and beer under a titanic willow tree. There were several sessions like this, accidentally scaring roommates while hiding in the late night, sneaking smokes with a dying 90s Walkman, oblivious to everything accept the oblivion on tape.
Black Kaspar's latest cassette is an invitation to the bewitching giants of Bill Zink's mind, all made reality with the inclusion of a pedigree that is just as giant in the scopes of experimental music. These roots surrounding Zink come from a musical family tree that run extensive and long, both in magnitude of bands, as well as time. Black Kaspar is a culmination of years borne of members of The Belgian Waffles and Sick City Four, and all three bands of musicians deserve as much as respect devoted to the legends of Borbetomagus, and as much popularity accorded to the revitalization of harsh noise that Hair Police participated in during the earlier 2000s.
The album itself is Zink's commemoration of the layers of sound. He said as much, when I interviewed him in September (see this archived episode of Club El Rancho: The Spooky and Spectacular Sounds of Cropped Out 2013 for a recording of that talk)
"It's sound that I hear in my head," Zink said, "...It's all about sound...It's one of the first times my improv playing has gone back to my heavy metal years....I'll never be at home about rock music unless I can feel it in my body..."
That need to feel a pummeling in your chest is thoroughly examined on Schizo-Tech. The lead-off track "Space-Truckin' Part II" is that layered volume, and is the hypnotic impetus that kept me crouched until far too late in the dark. Beastly electronics, savage guitars, aggressive horns, frantic drums; it's the mammoth descent led by Dan Willems on a Hawkwindish bass guitar riff occurring near the seven minute mark that shifts my mind into my palms and restructures my spine, making everything indeed sound like a helicopter chewing its blades through a freight truck.
The title track is a communication with dimensions Unknown, Unnamed, Feared. A unity of electronics and distortion that I imagine one hears when crossing to the other side after death by electric shock. The last track, "Burrowing," triggers riffs through stratums that lead to dusky places that defy seams.
This Black Kaspar swallows the village of Louisville, as well as the year of '13 in just these last weeks, pounding out The End for all of us.
Really, really, really recommended.
Released by Adept Recordings and Loin Seepage. Available at at least Astro Black Records and the bandcamp, if not other fine establishments in Louisville."- American Gloam
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