Sunny!

10 thoughts on “Sunny!”

1. Good show. I thought it was funny the host twice asked them if they would play some songs. Well thats what they are there to do, so i’m guessing the answer will be yes.Report

   1. For such fractured, layered, chaotic music, I thought they did a remarkable job playing it live.Report

2. Hey, when I saw the title of this I thought Philadelphia and Dayman!

   I had never listened to these guys before, thanks for introducing them. A nice break from my Old Sad Bastard music.

   I have another KEXP for you:

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cL7uHhCo4qw

   When I heard these guys, I thought of you, and then thought “I am sure he has heard them” and then “but if he hasn’t he needs to..”Report

   1. Ah, yeah, I linked that a while back. They are pretty intense, and tight. I like how the bassist is off in her own chillin’ world, chewin’ gum.Report

      1. Ah, must have missed it. And you are right about the bassist, all that and killer grooves.Report

3. I listened to Sea Went Absent a lot last year. I don’t think I’d really listened to them before that.

   Also, I was thinking of doing a similar post on KCRW, which gets a lot of good artists as well. E.g.,

   
   View on YouTubeReport

   1. I listened to Sea Went Absent a lot last year.

      For whatever reason I think I forgot they had one out and didn’t listen to it until December. Then I made up for lost time!

      https://ordinary-times.com/blog/2015/01/06/new-noiseReport

      1. Which reminds me, have you heard the TV on the Radio album that came out in December?Report

      2. You know, I got it, listened to it exactly once, and couldn’t tell you a thing about it. I really like some of their stuff (the Young Liars EP and Cookie Mountain in particular), other stuff just slides right by me without much impact (Nine Types, most of Dear Science except for “Family Tree”).Report

      3. Happy Idiot is actually getting a lot of airplay out here.Report

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