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Ghost Animal
"Teenage Clothes" - Heathers so proud of my friend Michael Avishay and his new project Heathers.
Ghost Animal - Single Man - Summertime In Heaven (2010)
If you're not listening to Ghost Animal, you should be.
Ghost Animal have this lo-fi, shoe gazey, noisy brilliance that comes off effortlessly and hits you clearly - like a ton of bricks.
There's something about them... It's hard to describe but they're just raw and simple (in a fantastic way) and straightforward and emotive and it's all, seemingly, so effortless. I'm digging them more and more with each listen.
Can't wait to hear/see them live tonight. I highly recommend you check them out.
More info?
http://ghostanimal.tumblr.com http://soundcloud.com/ghostanimal http://twitter.com/ghost_animal
Ghost Animal post from last week. Really excited for what they have in store via Death Party Records.
Michael Avishay (GHOST ANIMAL)
Mixtapes For Girls Who Don’t Exist #18 (Guest Mix) ..."But She Mostly Goes"...
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Black Tambourine - For Ex-Lovers Only
My Bloody Valentine - Sylvie's Head
Girls Names - I Lose
Blouse - Into Black
Seapony - Blue Star
The Softies - The Best Days
14 Iced Bears - Cut
Lilys - Ginger
The Strokes - I'll Try Anything Once (Demo)
Dinosaur Jr. - Little Fury Things
The Jesus and Mary Chain - Upside Down
Oupa - Forget
Mix by Michael Avishay of Ghost Animal
Art by Michael Avishay
Alive (Youth 1) - Ghost Animal
After just having lunch with the oh so endearing Michael Avishay (whom might I add sports a womens fur coat just dashingly), I was coincidentally sent this new track from Kill/Hurt. Oozing with dissonance as vocals trail castigating noxiously infectious drums, they echo with despair of the questionable. A drunken angst of effulgent guitar catalyzes the abysmal undertones that wait to be contradicted by lustrously raw croons. This track is the embodiment of the aesthetic Ghost Animal has perfected and is a vivid peek into the depiction of where they're headed. I suggest you all purchase the see-through yellow cassettes here right now as it's limited to 50 exceptional copies and Kill/Hurt is one of the few but entirely incredible small labels.