*[nialler9.com] When not providing robot rock riffs for Adebisi Shank or forming the backbone of No Spill Blood’s fuzzy fury, Lar Kaye has been working on material of his own. This five-track solo EP opens with the polychromatic influence of Tyondai Braxton/Battles on the talkbox opener ‘Echo Island’. While there are familiar reiterations of his guitar work for Adebisi, there’s new textures in place from the hyperactive R&B female vocal skitter of ‘Effector’, the 8-bit cut and percussive paste of ‘Crash’, the frenetic electronic bass and beats of ‘Daylight Day Light’ and the garage-esque rhythms of ‘The Love Loop’. It’s a kaleidoscopic and dizzying series of new expressions from a mind who thinks and likes things fast-paced.
*[consequenceofsound.net] Lollapalooza’s presence in South America continues in 2013, with the return of Lollapalooza Chile and Lollapalooza Brazil. Set to take place back-to-back weekends, the Brazilian iteration takes place March 29-31st at Jockey Club de São Paul, while the Chilian offshoot runs April 6-7th at O’Higgins Park in Santiago. Tonight, Lollapalooza Chile announced its official lineup, headed by Pearl Jam, The Black Keys, deadmau5, and Queens of the Stone Age.
Other heavyweights include A Perfect Circle, Franz Ferdinand, Passion Pit, Nas, Tomahawk, Hot Chip, Crystal Castles, Major Lazer, Puscifer, Alabama Shakes, Gary Clark Jr, Toro y Moi, and Bad Brains.
The bill also includes Steve Aoki, Zeds Dead, Manuel Garcia, Porter Robinson, Two Door Cinema Club, The Hives, The Temper Trap, Of Monsters and Men, along with a number of local acts. To check out the entire lineup, visit the festival’s website.
The lineup for its sister festival, Lollapalooza Brazil, will be revealed tomorrow morning at a news conference. Check back then for all the details.
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