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"Ruff Justice - PWEI.40 Rework" by Pop Will Eat Itself, Warmduscher, Clams Baker https://ift.tt/zpW4jK5
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"Ruff Justice - PWEI.40 Rework" by Pop Will Eat Itself, Warmduscher, Clams Baker https://ift.tt/zpW4jK5
Album Review: Warmduscher - Tainted Lunch
Album Review: Warmduscher – Tainted Lunch
Words: Nate Holdren
In German “warmduscher” means “someone who takes a hot shower” and the term is used dismissively. In English, on the other hand, Warmduscher means art rock band populated by trashy, deranged artists, and the term is something of a threat. (I had planned to make a joke about Brexit here – something about how Brits and Germans don’t understand each other – just to spite my friend
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PARANOID LONDON
Thursday, 02:00, WOW! Stage, Glastonbury 2016
I first heard about Paranoid London in Bristol, seeing them on the line-up for the day festival LSTD. I am a big fan of the band Warmduscher, AKA the side project of Saul and Jack from Fat White Family fronted by singer Clams Baker AKA Mutado Pintado, the MC who has provided the vocals on Paranoid London's most recent works. Sad that I missed them at LSTD, more than anything I was intrigued to observe Clams/ Mutado's transformation from frontman to MC in this new Acid House setting. He sure as hell did not disappoint. Neither did Quinn Whalley/ Gerardo Delgado - whichever half of the original Paranoid duo laying down the beats that night.
The tent was packed, the atmosphere was electric and the Acid House was thumping. At first the synthy techno- style bass took some adjusting to. Its repetitiveness was otherworldly, and to be honest we had just seen Redlight which probably wasn't the best pre-listening going, but then Mutado's smooth commentry came in as if to guide us through the trip. I can't quite recall the exact setlist that night for various reasons, but I'm pretty sure that Pintado's feature hits 'Eating Glue' and '300 Hangovers A Year' were played, along with some Paranoid London solo mixes. All in all I had a great time and can't wait to see them again.
The mix of spoken word commentry and acid house beats is unlike anything I have seen before, Mutado all the way!
9/10
A commission piece. G.G. Allin and my pal Clams Baker at Starbucks having a decaf latte.