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Pittsburgh indie rap legends Grand Buffet are reuniting for a four-show Northeast run of B. Dolans’s 2nd Annual Church of Love & Ruin. The group has been on a three year hiatus following years of touring in which they stole show after show opening for the likes of MGMT, Girl Talk, and Of Montreal. The event, which drew rave reviews last year, is inspired by UK boutique festivals and features everything from hip hop to burlesque to toilet paper dodgeball. This year’s lineup sees the addition of Strange Famous head honcho Sage Francis, Mux Mool of Ghostly International, SXSW favorites Wheelchair Sports Camp, and the Providence duo Juan Deuce & Falside. Returning from last year’s festival are the 21-piece What? Cheer Brigade as well as Vockah Redu & The Cru. Rapper/activist B. Dolan will …
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In celebration of Bob Moog’s 78th birthday, today Google transformed their splash page into a playable synthesizer, complete with four track looping capabilities. Further carrying the electronic music innovator’s spirit into the 21st century, Moog’s recently released the Animoog: an iPad/iPhone instrument powered by their Anisotropic Synth Engine, which allows the player to expressively manipulate tones via an X/Y pad, resulting in the inspiring permutability that Moog’s known for without the mess of patch cables. And for a limited time it’s available at a deep discount from Moog.com.
Gang Colours is preparing for the upcoming release for the single “To Repel Ghosts” from his album “The Keychain Collection.” The single for “To Repel Ghosts” features the original as well as remixes from George Fitzgerald, Stray and Troy Gunner.
Today, enjoy a performance video of Gang Colours performing “To Repel Ghosts” alongside the stream of the George Fitzgerald remix.
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Last time I seen Wordspit, he was rapping on the people’s mic at Occupy Wall Street. Now he is on TV. He is in a league of his own and has topped all hustles with this feature. Remember, this guy was in a McDonald’s commercial rapping a few years back. It makes me very proud to know this man. This is one of the greatest accomplishments from any NYC artist in a long long time. His name will ring bells for along time no matter what happens, and be sure to tell him that We da illest when you see him. Howard Stern will remember him , thats for sure.
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