Spider & the Webs - “Frozen Roses” from Frozen Roses (IPU109)
Chris Sutton rolled through the office this afternoon (photographic proof on our Instagram), in Olympia to play at the Northern tonight alongside Tobi Vail and James Maeda in Spider & the Webs.
This is a photo from our Christmas party that we had a few weeks ago. Chain & The Gang was in the studio at the time, and we all had a ton of fun. Notice that everyone is wearing seasonally appropriate K mittens and scarves!
This amazing video will make you want to work out—-an hour long set with Dub Narcotic Sound System live! This was shot by our very own Sarah Cass in her hometown of Grand Junction, CO at a house show back in 2001, just a teenage fan way back when.
Hornet Leg live on KUCI-FM, Irvine, California, August 5, 2007. This song, “Bloody Hand”, appears on the Blood Trilogy [IPU116], their volume in our International Pop Underground series of 7″ 45 rpm phonograph records. This early line-up of Hornet Leg features Chris Sutton (also of C.O.C.O. and Dub Narcotic Sound System) and Claudia Meza (Explode into Colors).
One more time!
Chain & The Gang in the studio, and man is this office full of ROCK & ROLL!
Dub Narcotic Sound System brings the mess - eat on “Shock Mount” from Out of Your Mind [KLP083].
Spider & The Webs - It’s Lovely Weather for Ducks
It’s a beautiful sunny day today, and from my window in the K office I can see nothing but blue blue sky. This is a rare thing in Olympia, and we’re celebrating with snacks—-kettle corn, cookies, black tea (we always have a pot of black tea somewhere around here) & wonderful, old Spider & The Webs! In lieu of actual cake (appropriate food for such a wonderful day as this) let us all imagine we are eating this K record cake together. Mmmmm…you can have the big piece.
“Cowboy Coffee (Version)” by Dub Narcotic Sound System (and remixed by the infamous Selector Dub Narcotic) is a tightened-up dubophonic groove that delivers the dreamscape. An unsafe mix of radioactive garage soul sound sweeping the mining towns of the west; the subterranean dance floors of the east will recoil in anticipation. Drop the needle, smash the record.
