photo by Max Shay for The Hoot
Nettle’s residency at Brandeis — a series of revelations for yrs truly — is now over, but we’re not done hosting geography-defying beatbreakery just yet. Tonight at Beat Research, we’re celebrating our 5th anniversary (!) with the help of Grey Filastine, pictured above playing percussion with Nettle, who’ll be bringing his searing solo act to the Enormous Room.
Filastine is on tour at the moment to promote his new album, Dirty Bomb (get it), a sizzling mix of polyglot beat-heat from nearly every corner of the (post)world. I could start naming all the places he’s been and people with whom he’s collaborated, but Filastine does a great job of that himself over at his lively log, where he’s been explaining how he made a dirty bomb.
Take for example the story of “Hungry Ghosts” (made in Japan!), whose instrumental already haunts /Rupture’s Uproot. Or take, at a low-ish bitrate and for a limited time, the full vocal version, which speaks for itself —
>> Filastine (feat. Wire MC & ECD), “Hungry Ghosts”
If ur in the area, join us this evening to celebrate 5 years of Beat Research while getting yourself utterly twisted by Filastine’s bracing, bedazzling, border-free beats!
thanks for that one man!
no prob, vince. thank filastine, actually, who gave me permission to post. & do help spread the word about his new album, which is fantastic.
been enjoying all the posts at generation bass! doing my best to keep pace…
can I repost that track? cause its tagged “DONT SHARE”
that tag is about 6 months old. i suspect grey is cool with ppl spreading the word about the album using that track tho, esp if, as he put it,