jurassic technology

everyone needs to go to check out the museum of jurassic technology on venice and bagley. romantic/victorian/acid trip through the brain of 12 mad scientists.

go with someone like luke g. for the most fun/brain scrambling.


strange sounds, chirps, silver bells, mechanical droans and disembodied voices float around the dark labyrinthine space.

sounds a lot like a description of my favorite deep-dub brits, burial. burial is what the museum would sound like if it had hands and programmed beautiful music instead of having no hands and just tripping people like me the fuck out.

this is new
burial fostercare

this isn't (but it's so nice)
burial shell of light




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phaseone, two, and three

the experience of being underwater is primal. it's terrifying and weightless, silent and suspended. it makes sense that astronauts train underwater before taking off into the stars.

phaseone is from st. louis where there is no ocean. maybe he doesn't even know how to swim. ///based on these three remixes, however, i'd say he knows what it's like to move in 3 dimensions and get very very very deep./// you can almost feel the pressure.

panda bear i'm not. already beach boy-on-acid vocals sound even more like they're transmitting from across a pool, the hand-claps and hi-hat beat rippling the surface.

burial archangel. burial is a master of forcing your ear to strain, trying to catch each small muffled creak, then smothering your brain in bass and static fuzz. like diving to 100 ft., hearing a distant clink of a bottle tapping a head of coral while feeling the vibration of a huge tanker passing overhead. phaseone's mix pushes the tempo, making the lyrics sound more urgent and aggressive.

grouper heavy water. enough said.