Gosa / Always by Janis Lago
This album is about $1 New York City pizza slices and Brooklyn water that encrusts texture of the crust, hear it? No? OK. There is sampler. There was meant to be death scream but there was too much life. Bodies operated hands operated computer mouses and keyboards in making album, in year 1922, after the tail-end of The Great Depression. As you can tell by the letters on the album cover, there were meant to be letters, now the meaning is lost. The postal horn didn't go off. Two incidents of self-defense took place while album recording. They were very loud, and didn't take themselves at home. This was made in a tiring room with good bedsheets, neat, flat, folded. There were light-up button screens, that had the nuclear launch codes tagged to them, Russian Roulette 16-pads or 32-pads. Chamber music? Cellos? Flutes? Nobody can buy that for their chamber anymore. Sampler fits in any chamber, desk, bed. Portable chamber. Girls with guns. Skeletons left the closet for a coffee run. You can hear Skrillex, DJ Skrillex play The Skrillexiton on one track, of various songs, of various words. Squint to find out it is emo or post-hardcore. Laugh loud and drink H2O (no contamination) quick and regularly. Life in a crashed car. Life as a teenage feedback loop. This is good music, if you believe.
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Janis Lago does production, MPC1000 sampler, SP-404A sampler, synthesizers, vocals, laptop, cover art, computer, lyrics, sampling, etc
