Aug 20, 2015
Whoa this is a must listen from Sick Din (Bethany Disnick) out of Baltimore. Its off the upcoming LP Ghost Princesse.
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Whoa this is a must listen from Sick Din (Bethany Disnick) out of Baltimore. Its off the upcoming LP Ghost Princesse.
Baltimore Tape Club Vol. 3 up on Impose this week.
Sick Din, Sick Din
Bethany Dinsick caught my ears originally at the first Soft Fest, a once-annual affair at the Soft House that celebrated all things comforting within Baltimore. Then performing under her own name, Bethany performed looping folk atmospheres incorporating her own field recordings which included the sounds of her getting an MRI, vibrators, and keyboard gunshots. Bethany's newest venture is now filed under the Sick Din moniker, and is a journey deeper into the ideas found within Bottle Tree. The self-titled debut cassette is an eerie yet celebratory exploration into the cosmos, a magical dance party slowed-down and ideal for late night perusal. Get Sick Din here.
