This show was a trip. From the polish tweaker (memorialized brilliantly by Impose) to Zac Davis's twisted contributions towards the end of the night, I'm not really sure how this show sits in my memory bank. I do know that before that dude started screaming I was thoroughly zoned, so much so that I spent part of the set watching Ferraro through the viewfinder of the very camera which filmed this video. Two steps removed from DBA, truly entranced, I was sort of boggled by how patient Ferraro was in person. Just him, a keyboard and some knobs. Pretty chill to be honest. Not sure why that dude tweaked. Shit, he wasn't even in the room when Davis came up and really got into the nastiness. Wanna take a trip? Hit play.
While your at it, head over to OESB blog and peep the super warped tunnels of the new Sky Juice video. Zac Davis, the dude shredding above, is one part of Sky Juice, and the video, featuring excerpts from Sky Juice's Hard to Kill, which was released a while back on OESB.
Showing posts with label death by audio. Show all posts
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Thursday, January 21, 2010
video: James Ferraro at Death By Audio
"iAsia"
Monday, June 15, 2009
Northside Recap: Real Estate at DBA
"Searching On The Phone"
A no-brainer on the Friday night lineup of the Northside Festival, Real Estate's set at Death By Audio proved why they are one of the most exciting young bands around. When I arrived at DBA they were shoo'ing away badge holders, however, a mere five seconds later they let me in and all was good. Free Ice Cream, Free Beer...what more could you ask for?! Well, in this case, it was a fluid, super tight set of seaside jams courtesy of NJ's finest purveyor's of stoner-shore rock. The band was in good spirits, especially drummer Etienne Duguay, who got the crowd into it real early by pointing, raising the roof and slugging beers during breakdowns, only to return, point on, into the beat. John Norris was there, was impressed and bobbed, knodded and weaved along with the rest of the audience, which for a NYC/BK indie rock show, showed an exceptional amount of movement. (Norris also and interviewed the band for the L Magazine.) While Real Estate played almost all of their catalog, particular highlights including "Pool Swimmers" and "Beach Comber", two winding pop jams that were birthed to be played while driving over the Perth Amboy bridge on a Saturday morning, the salt water ripe in the air.
Real Estate- Black Lake
A no-brainer on the Friday night lineup of the Northside Festival, Real Estate's set at Death By Audio proved why they are one of the most exciting young bands around. When I arrived at DBA they were shoo'ing away badge holders, however, a mere five seconds later they let me in and all was good. Free Ice Cream, Free Beer...what more could you ask for?! Well, in this case, it was a fluid, super tight set of seaside jams courtesy of NJ's finest purveyor's of stoner-shore rock. The band was in good spirits, especially drummer Etienne Duguay, who got the crowd into it real early by pointing, raising the roof and slugging beers during breakdowns, only to return, point on, into the beat. John Norris was there, was impressed and bobbed, knodded and weaved along with the rest of the audience, which for a NYC/BK indie rock show, showed an exceptional amount of movement. (Norris also and interviewed the band for the L Magazine.) While Real Estate played almost all of their catalog, particular highlights including "Pool Swimmers" and "Beach Comber", two winding pop jams that were birthed to be played while driving over the Perth Amboy bridge on a Saturday morning, the salt water ripe in the air.Real Estate- Black Lake
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