Collected Animals

Don’t think I’ve seen this mentioned yet

https://www.rhizomedc.org/new-events/20 ... oon-tucker

Josh Dibb and Brian Weitz have been playing music together for almost three decades, mostly as Deakin and Geologist within Animal Collective. As a duo they like to stretch beyond the band’s song catalog, working together on multiple film scores and occasionally improvising together on piano and hurdy gurdy.

Edit- also playing Oct 20 at the Compound in Baltimore

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dwarfs-of- ... 7704783597

Woah super sick. Would love for them to dig into this more, someones gotta record this.

Wow, it's wild that they're playing Rhizome. I would absolutely be there if I hadn't already agreed to something on this date

Damn I’ll be out of the country, hopefully one of us can record!

Looks like they’re actually playing another date too, Baltimore on the 20th

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dwarfs-of- ... 7704783597

Yeah that one really caught my eye cause they're opening for Alan Bishop's new band! I immediately got tickets. What a wild lineup.

I'll be at the Compound show. Great venue, my band recorded our album there a couple weeks ago. Deak & geo will be cool but I'm insanely excited for that alan bishop project

The show at the Compound last night was incredible. One of the overall best nights of music I've seen in awhile. Alan Bishop actually took the stage during Deak and Geos set and sang while they were jamming, which was just an astonishing thing to witness. I'm having trouble putting it into words rn, but I found out about SCG through reading AC interviews... two of my absolute favorite bands, few others have had as much impact on the way I think about music, creativity, and more. The significance of it all feels difficult to truly communicate. Also Deakin sang what seemed to be a new fairly fleshed out song at the beginning and end of the set, which was really beautiful. Already feels like one of his best.

@ was an amazing and beautiful surprise, just gorgeous songs.

Dwarfs of East Agouza... probably the best set of the night. Feels like the closest I could get to experiencing SCG live today. I was spellbound. Just wild, hypnotic dark magic happening on that stage.

Wish I could have stuck around to maybe share a friendly word with my heros who were all so casually hanging out, but we had to get going. I know I saw at least one person recording, if anyone here has the boot pls share.

Dang that lineup is wild, sounds like a sick night

Who is this Alan Bishop fellow? The way he’s being talked about I’m very interested to check out his music

Who is this Alan Bishop fellow? The way he’s being talked about I’m very interested to check out his music

He was the bassist and vocalist for the band Sun City Girls, who have been name checked as a huge influence on AC by p much all the boys at some point or another. Their discog is huge and confounding, but most people agree that the album Torch of the Mystics is the best place to start.

evan6032 wrote:

Who is this Alan Bishop fellow? The way he’s being talked about I’m very interested to check out his music

He was the bassist and vocalist for the band Sun City Girls, who have been name checked as a huge influence on AC by p much all the boys at some point or another. Their discog is huge and confounding, but most people agree that the album Torch of the Mystics is the best place to start.

Well I know what I’ll be listening to this afternoon while I unpack from the trip I just got home from! Looking forward to checking it out

Hellomark wrote:

evan6032 wrote:

Who is this Alan Bishop fellow? The way he’s being talked about I’m very interested to check out his music

He was the bassist and vocalist for the band Sun City Girls, who have been name checked as a huge influence on AC by p much all the boys at some point or another. Their discog is huge and confounding, but most people agree that the album Torch of the Mystics is the best place to start.

Well I know what I’ll be listening to this afternoon while I unpack from the trip I just got home from! Looking forward to checking it out

Torch of the Mystics is unbelievably good. One of my favorite music moment memories is doing donuts in my car in the Utah salt flats with all the windows rolled down absolutely blasting Space Prophet Dogon

That was the day Dusty was born

Love The Compound... that show was great... pretty full! Actually had to leave early so I missed Dwarfs but was excited to see Androgynous Bulge and @ for the first time. Good peeps. And of course loved the Deakin+Geo set. Was wondering if anyone else from CA was around on Friday lol. I shouldve worn a shirt that said ask me about collected animals.

second attempt at Rhizome for Geo, looks like he's performing with Alma Laprida on December 2nd

https://withfriends.co/event/16922331/

evan6032 wrote:

Hellomark wrote:

evan6032 wrote:

Who is this Alan Bishop fellow? The way he’s being talked about I’m very interested to check out his music

He was the bassist and vocalist for the band Sun City Girls, who have been name checked as a huge influence on AC by p much all the boys at some point or another. Their discog is huge and confounding, but most people agree that the album Torch of the Mystics is the best place to start.

Well I know what I’ll be listening to this afternoon while I unpack from the trip I just got home from! Looking forward to checking it out

Torch of the Mystics is unbelievably good. One of my favorite music moment memories is doing donuts in my car in the Utah salt flats with all the windows rolled down absolutely blasting Space Prophet Dogon

Omg