Black Dice cat Eric Copeland runs roughshod around house, disco and techno in his patented ‘Freakbeat 4/4’ style for DFA
Also self-described as “late Night Flight proto tekno”, the tracks are imperfectly caught between avant-rock and messy dancefloor sensibilities in a rub n tug between some of his straightest groves and haywire hooks.
Best of the lot are ‘Pay Off’ which sounds like Larry Heard lost his shit while running through ‘Feel It’ and ended up going well off road, and likewise ‘Beat It’, which could be Arthur Russell doing acid and then making it, and the two squirming 8-bit steppers ‘Falo’ and ‘High Score Zed’.
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Black Dice cat Eric Copeland runs roughshod around house, disco and techno in his patented ‘Freakbeat 4/4’ style for DFA
Also self-described as “late Night Flight proto tekno”, the tracks are imperfectly caught between avant-rock and messy dancefloor sensibilities in a rub n tug between some of his straightest groves and haywire hooks.
Best of the lot are ‘Pay Off’ which sounds like Larry Heard lost his shit while running through ‘Feel It’ and ended up going well off road, and likewise ‘Beat It’, which could be Arthur Russell doing acid and then making it, and the two squirming 8-bit steppers ‘Falo’ and ‘High Score Zed’.
Black Dice cat Eric Copeland runs roughshod around house, disco and techno in his patented ‘Freakbeat 4/4’ style for DFA
Also self-described as “late Night Flight proto tekno”, the tracks are imperfectly caught between avant-rock and messy dancefloor sensibilities in a rub n tug between some of his straightest groves and haywire hooks.
Best of the lot are ‘Pay Off’ which sounds like Larry Heard lost his shit while running through ‘Feel It’ and ended up going well off road, and likewise ‘Beat It’, which could be Arthur Russell doing acid and then making it, and the two squirming 8-bit steppers ‘Falo’ and ‘High Score Zed’.
Black Dice cat Eric Copeland runs roughshod around house, disco and techno in his patented ‘Freakbeat 4/4’ style for DFA
Also self-described as “late Night Flight proto tekno”, the tracks are imperfectly caught between avant-rock and messy dancefloor sensibilities in a rub n tug between some of his straightest groves and haywire hooks.
Best of the lot are ‘Pay Off’ which sounds like Larry Heard lost his shit while running through ‘Feel It’ and ended up going well off road, and likewise ‘Beat It’, which could be Arthur Russell doing acid and then making it, and the two squirming 8-bit steppers ‘Falo’ and ‘High Score Zed’.
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Black Dice cat Eric Copeland runs roughshod around house, disco and techno in his patented ‘Freakbeat 4/4’ style for DFA
Also self-described as “late Night Flight proto tekno”, the tracks are imperfectly caught between avant-rock and messy dancefloor sensibilities in a rub n tug between some of his straightest groves and haywire hooks.
Best of the lot are ‘Pay Off’ which sounds like Larry Heard lost his shit while running through ‘Feel It’ and ended up going well off road, and likewise ‘Beat It’, which could be Arthur Russell doing acid and then making it, and the two squirming 8-bit steppers ‘Falo’ and ‘High Score Zed’.
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Black Dice cat Eric Copeland runs roughshod around house, disco and techno in his patented ‘Freakbeat 4/4’ style for DFA
Also self-described as “late Night Flight proto tekno”, the tracks are imperfectly caught between avant-rock and messy dancefloor sensibilities in a rub n tug between some of his straightest groves and haywire hooks.
Best of the lot are ‘Pay Off’ which sounds like Larry Heard lost his shit while running through ‘Feel It’ and ended up going well off road, and likewise ‘Beat It’, which could be Arthur Russell doing acid and then making it, and the two squirming 8-bit steppers ‘Falo’ and ‘High Score Zed’.