aphronesis said:You're right. And Zaradny is not on most critics' radar. She's not on top of that genre.
.Anna Zaradny is known for collaborating with other artists during live performance, in the studio and via multidisciplinary projects/installations encompassing various forms of art. Her practice involves music, video, photography, dance and objects. Anna is also an accomplished and critically acclaimed solo composer and improviser, working with saxophone and sounds generated on laptop, free of borders, open to the effects of chance
.Anna Zaradny is a sound and visual artist, composer, improviser. .... who has released three critically acclaimed albums on the Swedish label Fangbomb
aphronesis said:That's what I'm telling you. You need a big empty room and time for that music. Or dark Berlin clubs.
I did see Soungarden open for Neil on the beach. Good stuff. He didn't play any of that crap.
.Grunge pioneers who took the heavy sludge of '70s metal and infused it with the raw aesthetic of '80s punk to become an important band of the '90s
aphronesis said:There are Rush comparisons. The lyrics are more taut and they're punk. Not Zeppelin clones. Getty is a beast, but it ended with Moving Pictures. And Cornell's range was greater.
Hey, you want Cinnamon Girl and Ohio on repeat? No shame.
aphronesis said:The Rush comparisons are PacNoWest dry humor.
Albums? Are you morse coding me?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DEivBiNAkFU
aphronesis said:Tubes kill.
aphronesis said:Uh huh. How's that loverboy album sounding?
aphronesis said:Ok. Neil had 3-4 good years. Memory dies hard with the saddos.
aphronesis said:Before my time babe.
blutto said:aphronesis said:That's what I'm telling you. You need a big empty room and time for that music. Or dark Berlin clubs.
I did see Soungarden open for Neil on the beach. Good stuff. He didn't play any of that crap.
....he didn't have to, Soundgarden saved him the trouble.....just sayin' eh....
....and yeah I know, they are also critic's darlings, cause they did this so well....
.Grunge pioneers who took the heavy sludge of '70s metal and infused it with the raw aesthetic of '80s punk to become an important band of the '90s
....about the only thing missing from that melange is a dash of Rush's poetic genius ( or maybe its buried deep in the sludge and "raw aesthetic" and I just never saw it )....
Cheers
TURN ME LOOSEaphronesis said:Uh huh. How's that loverboy album sounding?