Sea Moss/Miscomings - Big Tube Scene - VINYL LP
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Big Tube Scene is an act of collaboration and mutual admiration. The split LP features music from two Pacific Northwest bands, bridging the experimental sounds of Seattle and Portland. In spring of 2023, Miscomings and Sea Moss were booked on the same bill by pure chance, at a spot in Portland which functioned as a coffee shop by day and an all ages punk venue by night. The evening marked the budding of a beautiful friendship fueled by shared sonic proclivities and a general love of rhythm and noise. Though the aforementioned venue has since shut down, the musical alliance lives on. Big Tube Scene cauterizes a meeting of musicians into permanence. The split as a is a way for musicians to lift each other up, merging worlds and drawing lines between kindred aesthetics. In the true form of collective spirit, each side ends with a cacophonous collaborative track, aptly titled Seacomings and Mismoss, recorded live in a Seattle studio with all six musicians performing in unison. This project aims to bring new sounds to eager ears, a sublime two-for-one package, a special treat for anyone who craves a groovy, loud, and occasionally challenging listen.
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- GenreRockDescriptionBig Tube Scene is an act of collaboration and mutual admiration. The split LP features music from two Pacific Northwest bands, bridging the experimental sounds of Seattle and Portland. In spring of 2023, Miscomings and Sea Moss were booked on the same bill by pure chance, at a spot in Portland which functioned as a coffee shop by day and an all ages punk venue by night. The evening marked the budding of a beautiful friendship fueled by shared sonic proclivities and a general love of rhythm and noise. Though the aforementioned venue has since shut down, the musical alliance lives on. Big Tube Scene cauterizes a meeting of musicians into permanence. The split as a is a way for musicians to lift each other up, merging worlds and drawing lines between kindred aesthetics. In the true form of collective spirit, each side ends with a cacophonous collaborative track, aptly titled Seacomings and Mismoss, recorded live in a Seattle studio with all six musicians performing in unison. This project aims to bring new sounds to eager ears, a sublime two-for-one package, a special treat for anyone who craves a groovy, loud, and occasionally challenging listen.ArtistSea Moss/MiscomingsTitleBig Tube SceneFormatVINYLLabelZum
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Big Tube Scene is an act of collaboration and mutual admiration. The split LP features music from two Pacific Northwest bands, bridging the experimental sounds of Seattle and Portland. In spring of 2023, Miscomings and Sea Moss were booked on the same bill by pure chance, at a spot in Portland which functioned as a coffee shop by day and an all ages punk venue by night. The evening marked the budding of a beautiful friendship fueled by shared sonic proclivities and a general love of rhythm and noise. Though the aforementioned venue has since shut down, the musical alliance lives on. Big Tube Scene cauterizes a meeting of musicians into permanence. The split as a is a way for musicians to lift each other up, merging worlds and drawing lines between kindred aesthetics. In the true form of collective spirit, each side ends with a cacophonous collaborative track, aptly titled Seacomings and Mismoss, recorded live in a Seattle studio with all six musicians performing in unison. This project aims to bring new sounds to eager ears, a sublime two-for-one package, a special treat for anyone who craves a groovy, loud, and occasionally challenging listen.
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