Suicideyear - Remembrance - VINYL LP

Album Tracks 1. Summer Hate 2. Mosh Mosh (Julie's Song) 3. Flood (Autumn Hate) 4. Spend Days Watching Horses Die 5. Alert (Winter Hate) 6. Lagniappe (Spring Hate)

Coming from deep within the city that brought us Master Ps legendary No Limit Dynasty and Lil Boosie comes an artist who uniquely encapsulates the crossing point between lowslung Hip Hop and forward thinking, emotive electronic music. 22-year-old New Orleans based Suicideyear AKA James Prudhomme brings his own Southern Gothic perspective to the table with new album Color The Weather, set for on July 6th via LuckyMe.Although not his debut album per se - 2015s Japan on OneOhTrix Point Never's Software tag was a collection of previously released beats Color The Weather represents the first time Suicideyear has specifically sought to create a complete body of work, further developing different textures and sounds that were hinted on last years critically acclaimed Hate Songs EP.Within these tracks lie the ghosts of Prudhommes past - a difficult childhood truncated in his teens by his family home burning down. When he left Baton Rouge for his new home in New Orleans he found himself further entrenched in the Southern Rap scene whilst he soaked up the avant-garde electronic music he found online. Balancing his tender instrumentation alongside some of the tightest drum programming in the game - these tracks twist and turn - new elements are built and destroyed constantly encompassing a huge emotional range. On the records two vocal features he expounds on this innovative and ambitious duality Domino Records own Georgia filling the track with longing and hope whilst Prudhomme deconstructs the track around her. The Casey MQ featured Said and Done goes further - the last third of the track slowing to a codeine induced haze paying a nod to the Chopped and Screwed sound of James youth. Color The Weather is about the ability to build or form security after trauma/betrayal & building personal coping mechanisms to get through said traumas. Doing what it takes to control your life

Vinyl LP pressing. InchOn Suicide's First Rehearsal Tapes, recorded in 1975, Alan Vega and Martin Rev create minimalist aural structures, traces of which would surface on their eponymous debut album, released on the Red Star tag in late 1977. These songs are not a sketchpad of semi-formed ideas. The First Rehearsal Tapes comprise an audio diary of two men out in the ether, measuring themselves as evolving individual artists and as a unit who would rely on inseparability to realize their unique and often confrontational mass in the decades to come. What the tapes also reveal is that Vega and Rev were compositionally ambitious, capable of melody and form, while resisting definition as they headed further into uncharted territory. The First Rehearsal Tapes afford the listener a glimpse into the creative process of two groundbreaking, true art warriors with their swords and shields leaning against the practice room wall. To understand the absolute brilliance of Suicide's first album as well as their sonic adventures that followed, you have to start here with their earliest recordings.Inch - Henry Rollins (excerpt from the liner notes). Album Tracks 1. Speedqueen 2. Creature Feature 3. Tough Guy 4. A-Man 5. Sneakin' Around 6. Too Fine for You 7. See You Around 8. Be My Dream 9. Space Blue Bambo 10. Spaceship 11. Into My Eyes 12. C'mon Babe 13. New City 14. Do It Nice