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hey! i noticed that the Iamb/Kingsauce/flatsound split is down, is there a way to obtain somewhere else?
Unfortunately it is not available anymore. I might be able to put it up for free download on bandcamp eventually. It would be on the bandcamp with the label’s new name: diy4lyfe
It’s been awhile everybody! We’ve been real busy with many new projects, unfortunately they are not all completely related to the label. We started a zine called #diy4lyfe and added some new bands to our stable like The Stereo Soul Movement.
The Mazel Tov Cocktails returned from hiatus, welcoming founding member Kevin back from Brazil last winter. They completed a whirlwind tour of the California Coast this May and burned even more bridges than their Cali Coast 2k13 tour.
The Mazel Tov’s also released a new album that mixes home recorded klezmer tracks with field recordings of the band traveling around California. It’s a short album but there’s a surprise song that they wrote about a former band member at the end! The klezmaniacs also have some t-shirts and tote bags left over from tour. You can pick those up on bandcamp along with the album.
Listen/purchase: The Mazel Tov Cocktails by The Mazel Tov Cocktails
This is Pacific Nature Recording #26
If you were lucky enough to catch PNR favorite Super Famicom on his recent tour you would've heard him play this awesome jam. While not on his most recent release, it is on his album The Bottom. PJ just came down the west coast with Dustin and the Furniture and Real Live Tigers.
This recording was taken by Josh Redman, of 5.4.3.2.Fun! and edited by us! Hopefully you guys enjoy this acoustic version of Super Famicom's "Sad Today".
Boanerges will be playing at The District Lounge on Sunday, June 16th! Show begins at 7pm. Pacific Nature Recording #23, Boanerges’ “Inside-Outside” Cassette Series, will be available for sale! Local bands, The Higgs and Red Undead, will also be playing the show.
We’re going on tour and we need help. We need space to occupy with sound. We want to immerse you in our audiological mixaverse. Our route will take us up the coast to the bay and sac-town, then down the valley to the southern half once again. Or the reverse, it doesn’t really matter as long as we get to bring you sound, flowing across the landscape of the state.
We’re gonna be playing some improvisational ambient guitar noise jams mixed with some field recordings on tour as well, all pumped through a pair of stacks. We need some visuals if anyone has any ideas or would like to come on tour (or anyone that wants to ride along).
Our dates are flexible, if you know a cool place we could play, or an awesome band/musician to play with please let us know! June 16th - The District Lounge - Orange, CA w/ Red Undead, The Higgs June 17th - prep day June 18th - Socal - need help June 19th - Central California - need help June 20th - Central Coast/Bay Area/Santa Cruz - need help June 21st - Bay Area - need help w/ Minute, Ashan June 22nd - Hell (Bear Haus Garage) - Berkeley, CA w/ Brit Benjamin, John Thill June 23rd - Davis - need help June 24th - Davis/Sacramento - need help June 25th - Sacramento/Norcal - need help June 26th - Central California - need help June 27th - Santa Barbara, CA
PNR ambient-improv-noise-field recording duo Boanerges is going on tour and needs help booking shows!
Wanna get down to DJ Lenin's 70s style disco megamix of Daft Punk's new track "Get Lucky" and Justice's "D.A.N.C.E."? Now you can transmit those funky disco grooves to straight yer hard drive and portable music devices by downloading this free edit by clicking on the animated gif above (made by Pacific Nature Productions).
This is what happens when you plagiarize the music of one of my best friends and send it to me (and several other peers) as a demo.
I have never released a demo submission ever, and when it is just copying-and-pasting the work of someone I have released, it is definitely not happening.
Gotta give credit where credit is due! Kevin/Bridgetown and friends are hardworking DIY musician that deserve our support! Check out some Bridgetown releases and purchase them on their website or bandcamp!
The whole dance music world seems to be excited about the new Daft Punk album, and we here at PNR have been grooving to the new single since its been released! We thought we'd share a little edit that also features of another one of our favorite dance tracks that celebrates 70s disco, Justice's "D.A.N.C.E". Resident DJ and Doctor of Funk, DJ Lenin, drops this sick pairing that gives listeners two of their favorite tracks neatly pressed together into a 70s-style disco megamix.
You can download "Get D.A.N.C.E (DaftJustice)" for free from us here at Pacific Nature Recordings shortly on Mediafire!
Out of the blue comes something slightly startling- gently groaning- full of shimmering thunder that ripples across the magnetic coils of the tape. The desire of stillness and the impossibility of stillness collide on this tape, full of pitch shifted street-life and ambient guitars, improvised in a darkly lit room on Channing Way in Berkeley, CA. Field recordings of the street are deftly mixed with layers of droning guitar, improvised live by two young post-graduate wanderers living off the detritus of their college town, Boanerges, the Sons of Thunder.
The recorded sounds of the street congeal with the bedrock of floating guitars couched warmly in the analog sound of their illustrious four track cassette! "Inside-Outside Channing Way" is PNR's first cassette release, and will be for sale at a show tonight in Oakland, where our two audiologists will play through a wall-of-sound at 7:30pm. Pacific Nature Recording #18 [Updated]
The Mazel Tov Cocktail's whirlwind mid-winter tour was a resounding success leaving behind a trail of burned bridges, hoisted chairs, and empty bottles! In Santa Cruz, the chair used during "Hava Nagila" was even burned when the song was over (the second of three times the song was played)! The band was spotted playing in Caffe Jaffa in San Luis Obispo and they were blasted over the airwaves in Santa Barbara on 91.9FM KCSB!
What began as drunken romps through the streets of southern Orange County, became an invasion of DIY klezmer and eastern european music up and down the coast of California! The mobile klezmer unit consisted of a trumpet (Ryan), clarinet (Kevin), accordion (Alex W.), cello/ukulele (Olivia), baritone ukulele (Alex P.), and percussionist team (Mark and Derek). If you were not able to catch these crazy klezmaniacs this winter, fear not for one of their performances was captures and uploaded thanks to host of 5..4..3..2..FUN Josh Redman. He archived the entire radio show on his website!
The Mazel Tov Cocktails begin playing around 8:30 until 54:00. Here is the setlist:
Orange County, We're Nothing At All Like the Shows (YYD Cover)
Elephant Gun (Beirut Cover)
Katyusha
Korobeiniki (Tetris Theme)
Bulgarski Zhok
Odessa Bulgarish
C-F
Postcards From Italy (Beirut Cover)
Hava Nagila
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From the January issue of
THINK AND DIE THINKING
www.thinkanddiethinking.com
A great DIY collective out of San Jose released this.. Words of wisdom!
Resident PNR klezmer band, The Mazel Tov Cocktails, will be going on tour this weekend! They will be playing three shows along the California coast, and busking in far flung towns of shimmering sunlight. There will be a few chances for folks to hear some DIY klezmer on the radio and in the bay area! They will be selling limited edition T-shirts as well! On Thursday, January 17th, they will be playing live on 91.9 KCSB (stream here) on 5432FUN! with Josh Hoshwa Redman.
On Friday, January 18th, catch them busking in Moro Bay, Solvang, San Luis Obispo, and other towns off the 101 Freeway.
On Saturday, January 19th, they will be playing a jewish heritage party at a co-op in Santa Cruz in the afternoon with a Rabbi.
On Sunday, January 20th, The Mazel Tov Cocktails invade San Francisco in the evening at a house show!
Our friends are putting out some of the best music this year! Here is an awesome record from New Mexico's finest radical folk punkers Arroyo Deathmatch- the best part, is you can download it from their bandcamp and name yer own price!
It's like if Jethro Tull and Van Morrison had been punks with a little vaudeville thrown in! The flute is so fine, and the record sounds great! All their varied instrumentation, from banjos to toy pianos, cuts through and rips you a new one! This is gonna be some of the year's best folk punk! Definitely down to "take our cities back" with these guys!
Get it on bandcamp!
Stay tuned for new music throughout 2013! We got some weirdo DIY projects coming up like The Mazel Tov Cocktails, Old Growth, KYXCX, and some compilations!
Well, we figured we would post one more song to cap off our What Songs Are These? holiday music series. We hope you welcome the New Year with high hopes and open ears cause we're gonna be putting out some dank music in 2013! For your midnight singing pleasure, here's a track from Your Yellow Dress's first holiday EP "Auld Lang Syne", featuring Tim Rottenberg and Ryan Poska on horns!
Literally translated as “old long since”, this holiday song is traditionally sung on New Years Eve after the clock strikes midnight. The lyrics are a poem by Robert Burns (in 1788) that was set to the tune of Roud ballad #6294. The phrase predates Burn’s poem and was even used in place of “once up on a time…” in the retelling of fairytales in Scottish.
Coming back after two years of Christmas inactivity, Your Yellow Dress brings you a batch of homemade holiday favorites for Christmas 2012! This is the third volume of YYD's holiday music EPs, all recorded the week before Christmas down in Orange County, CA. The EP also includes a song recorded last year that was not released!
Pacific Nature Recording #17
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Download from mediafire: What Songs Are These? Holiday Music Vol. 3
Listen and download from Soundcloud
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1. Bring a Torch, Jeanette, Isabella 2. Here Comes Santa Claus (Evil Version) 3. Go Tell It On The Mountain 4. Let It Snow! 5. O Come, All Ye Faithful
Alex Poska- vocals, guitars, banjo, mandolin, bells, percussion, drums, saw, autoharp, bass, violins, 12-string guitar, baritone ukulele, tenor ukulele, keyboards, recording and engineering
Synod Singers Guild (2) - Timothy Rottenberg, Ryan Poska, Eric Shimabukuro, Nate Ochoa
Samples on track 2 from American Dad Season 6 Episode 8 "For Whom the Sleigh Bells Toll"
Our next song in our What Songs Are These? series comes from our friend Chonk! Jingle Bell Rock was recorded in 2010 for his collaborative holiday album Crazy For Christmas. You can check out a brand new music video released today by Chonk! over at his Facebook page.
This song was written by Joe Beal, a public relations man from Atlantic City, and Jim Booth, a Texan writer in advertising. The famous version played around the each Christmas was recorded by Bobby Helms in 1957.
