New York producer and multi-instrumentalist Jason Drake, aka Cassettes Won’t Listen, has already given us the free One Alternative EP, which offered his laptop covers of Pavement, Sebadoh, etc., as well as his Ludacris/G ‘N R mashup Ludacris Democracy. Now he’s experimenting with the Chairlift and Kanye-tested “datamoshing” technology. We didn’t know the name of the terminology before today, but now that we do, I need to watch my mouth out with soap. Still, it does create an interestingly psychedelic backdrop to Drake’s instrumental “Into The Hillside,” which comes from Cassettes Won’t Listens instrumental album of the same name.
Sans “datamoshing”:
Into The Hillside is out now via Cassettes Won’t Listen.
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It’s like my eyeballs each dropped a hit of acid. I like!
dear indie bands,
please stop using the word “cassette” in your band name.
CWL was one of the first. Although, I agree, it’s starting to become played out
boohoo so there are other bands with the word “Cassette” in them. that’s a dealbreaker for ya guys?? pshh
Dear Hardy
Get a clue and punch your self in the groin.
cheers
who did the video for this guy? interesting take on the datamosh. i like.
This is nice! NIc Brown (and his friends of Videomarsh) did the video. He is a bloody clever canadian.
Check out another datamoshvid he just did for the Norwegian dødpop- label:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LpNVMnP5gmQ
Cheers