#deepelm

[nofatclips]

Reimagined version of I See You by Lights & Motion (featuring Frida Sundemo) from the album The Great Wide Open (Reimagined)

[brackenrecords]

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[paulsolorzano]

#redanimalwar #vinyl #blackphantomcrusades #deepelm #deepelmrecords

[debaserstore]

石橋のコラム 90年代エモ

吉木氏がオリジナルTシャツやMETZのコラボTシャツなど、すげー頑張っているなか、わたしは私生活が多忙なことを言い訳として、色々とさぼってしまった罪悪感と、ただ単純に文章を書きたいという二つの理由により、いまこうして文字を打っているのだけれど、少しまえに90年代エモについて文章を書きたいなと思って、Deepelm周辺からElliottとかTexias is the resonとかについて書いていたんだけど、なにを伝えたいのか途中でわからなくなり、中途半端な状態でテキスト保存をして、はや一か月が経とうとしているのだが、このような言い訳がましい文章を書いていると読点ばかりの文章になってしまい、句点をまったく使わなくなるのだなとか変に関心したりして、やばい、このままいくと句点を打つタイミングすら見失ってきたので、ここで一度締めます。

帰りの電車のなかでどんな文章を書いたらいいのか考えていて、文章を中断していた90年代エモの時代背景を思い出していたら、あの時代はあたりまえのようにCDが音楽を聴く記録媒体であって、カセットテープはいまのようなオシャレなカルチャーには属していなかった。 2000年に入って配信サービスが少しずつ目につくようになって、若い子は知らないと思うけど、P2Pの技術を使ったNapsterってのが流行っていた。 残念なことにNapsterは2003年に経営破綻してサービスが終了してしまったけど、音楽配信の黎明期はいまよりも色んな規制が緩くて、8TracksとかMuxtapeとかを使って自分のプレイリストを��ップロードして作って公開したり、それはそれで楽しい時代だった。

その当時はYouTubeとMySpaceが同じぐらいの規模間で競い合っていたけど、MySpaseの衰退してしまった現状を見ていると、未来を予測するのは難しいなとかあらためて思ったり。

毎月1000円程度払ってしまえば、膨大な音源のライブラリを所有したような錯覚に陥るサブスクは、とっても便利だけども、ジャケットの表1しか見ることができず、ブックレットに載っている歌詞カードのデザインやどこで誰が録音したのか、写真は誰が撮ったのか？イラストは誰が描いたのか？といったクレジットを知ることが容易ではなくなってしまったことは寂しいことだ。とはいえ、discogsとかで検索すれば画像からクレジットを調べることは簡単だけども、やっぱ紙で見たい、読みたいと思うのは偏屈なおっさんの証なのかもしれない。

予期せぬ進化はあたりまのようにあって、この先のサブスクがどうなっていくのか楽しみにしつつも、レコードでもカセットでもCDでもMDでもないかっこいい物体の記録メディアが現れないかな、ということを密かに期待して文を終えよう。

[therirshow-blog]

U.D.E.P. 20: The Emo Diaries Chapter 11

[irulerthewolf-blog]

#deepelm #art #classic (at Deep Ellum, Dallas)

[indierocktv]

Indie Star Nation Radio - Episode 14: The Emo Diaries Chapter 5: I Guess This is Goodbye by Deep Elm Podcast "The first two volumes in the Emo Diaries series were instrumental in introducing me to the style and so many excellent bands. Those two compilations are still some of my favorite albums. Deep Elm always manages to pull together some great bands for this series. But this time around on Emo Diaries Five 'I Guess This is Goodbye,' the batch is probably the most diverse we've heard since the first two. Powerful and hardcore-powered songs mix with more mellow and quieter songs. It's a great group of songs that really showcase the style that is emo. The White Octave contribute one of their unique blends of indie rock, math rock, and disjointed noise. Slowride's "Daydreams of a Future" is one of those post-punk rocking tracks with lots of driving guitar and melody. Reubens Accomplice is one of my favorite new bands here. The UK's Sunfactor has an older Braid-like sound combined with a nice sense of melody and precision. Their song, "Frostbite," is another of the gems on this release. Kerith Ravine remind me of the softer side of Jejune, with a female vocalist and some fantastic guitar. Cast Aside's "Racecar Theory" is my favorite track here. Starting off quiet and pretty with a female vocalist, suddenly a male singer starts screaming as the sound intensifies. The two rip out alternating shouted/screamed vocals, interspersed with very moody, powerful spoken parts. This track is just so damn cool. Chapter Five is probably the best in this series since the second volume. Instead of containing twelve similar bands, this volume pushes the envelope. This is emo in its traditional and more well-known style as well as styles focused on math-rock, post-rock, hardcore, and other sounds. And that's why these songs are so good, so impressive together. Even better, all but a few of these bands were unknown to me." - Delusions of Adequacy

[brotherless-yo]

I'm always a day late on these, but happy 5th birthday, old friend. #athleticsmusic #whyarentihome #deepelm

[nofatclips]

Goddverb by Coma Recovery from the album Goddverb [Alt. links: Youtube - Spotify]

[indiestarnetwork-blog]

David From the band MULER

[chershberger]

Just hanging in #DeepElm shooting some picture. #Dallas #Art #graffiti (at The Boiler Room)

[signalstonoise]

A wonderful Saturday afternoon in four pictures 🎶📚❤️🌳 #papermoons #deepelm #thelivingmountain #nanshepherd #saturday #inthepark (at The Rec)

[thedjthedrummer]

At the end of the party... E.T. phoned home and said, "No, not yet! After the party is the AFTER PARTY!" LOL! #djdrummer #youaintgottagohome #dallas #deepelm #partyover (at The Quixotic World)

[willnotfadeblog]

Lights & Motion have just released a third beautiful cinematic postrock album. Review: http://wp.me/pioLi-5R

[coreshirts4sale]

Planes Mistaken For Stars 'Knife in the Marathon' shirt. Size Medium. $18 shipped. SELLER - IG @seabass_said_that Email - nyrtildeath@yahoo.com #planesmistakenforstars #deepelm #knifeinthemarathon

[indierocktv]

Indie Star Radio - From The Deep Ep. 2: Our Lost Infantry by The Indie Star Network On this episode of From The Deep, I profile a powerful and emotionally charged band by the name of Our Lost Infantry. This band recently disbanded, so it acts as a celebration of the gift of their music. I'll discuss the reasons behind the breakup, the reason this band is one you must listen to, and so much more! Of course, I'll feature Our Lost Infantry's wonderful music including all of their album Interregnum, and a few pieces from their stellar debut "The New Art History". From post rock to hard rock, this indie group's soaring melodies and breathtaking composition will lead you to love them.