Archive for the ‘rock’ Category
Shot by me @ The Experimental Television Center. All effects and feedback generated live in-studio. Edited by Emily Pothast. Read her thoughts on the video here. “Moon Temple” appears on Subterranean Ritual II. The long gestation period of this audio-visual tour de force certainly has been worth the wait. Long may it haunt and taunt [...]
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Tags: emily pothast, midday veil, mood organ, moon temple, psych rock, subterranean ritual, timm mason, translinguistic other, video feedback, video synthesis
Midday Veil sure managed to possess the spirits of the greats of psychedelic rock (Ash Ra Tempel, especially) and more importantly, they managed to let these spirits flow and release them onto the tape, where they etched their forms in form of music. Recommended. -Weed Temple (full review here)
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Tags: cassette, midday veil, new music, psych rock, review, subterranean ritual, translinguistic other, weed temple
This album robustly demonstrates that some of the best things in life, some of the best music even, are spontaneous… Here, Midday Veil shines through with freshness. Not only are they a new and different embodiment of themselves, but I would argue are a new face for psych music itself. -Dave Miller for Foxy Digitalis [...]
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Tags: dave miller, foxy digitalis, improvisation, midday veil, psych rock, psychedelic, reviews, seattle
Listen to our performance on KEXP.
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Tags: choreia, eyes all around, in-studio, kexp, live performance, midday veil, pavamana, radio, Shahrazad
Check out this review of Midday Veil’s new cassette “Subterranean Ritual II”, available August 1 from Translinguistic Other. Listen and/or purchase here.
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Tags: cassette, dave segal, midday veil, psych rock, seattle, the stranger, translinguistic other
Midday Veil reviews (May 2011)
Even with a short set, Midday Veil was memorable, and its performances of originals like “Anthem” and “Eyes All Around” made you feel like you were seeing something special before the rest of the world really knows about it. -Tom Murphy, Denver Westword Blog This band can be tough to categorize, but psychedelia is the [...]
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Tags: denver, emily pothast, eyes all around, hammer smashed sound, live music, live review, midday veil, OMG vinyl, psych rock, psychedelic, reviews, rhinoceropolis, tour, translinguistic other
Midday Veil – Anthem (video)
Emily Pothast & I filmed this at the Experimental TV Center (RIP) in autumn of 2010. Editing and additional footage were done by David Golightly & Emily over the subsequent months. Emily elaborates on some of the themes and personal meaning behind the song & video here. I set up a system where Emily could [...]
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Tags: anthem, dave jones, dave segal, etvc, experimental tv center, eyes all around, jones colorizer, live music, midday veil, music video, psych rock, redefine magazine, revolt of the apes, seizure, the stranger, tour dates, video feedback, video synthesis, vivian hua
For me every performance is a ritual. I try at the beginning of the day to get myself in the right timeslip, if that makes any sense, where coincidence starts to happen as I’m cooking breakfast and things like that. Read the interview here.
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Tags: 2000, charles hayward, coincidence, drummer, drums, FREQ, improvisation, interview, live music, performance, ritual, tapes, this heat, uk
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Tags: 1969, black merda, black murder, ellington jordan, fugi, funk, rock, soul
