about the deconstructed banality and overlooked grace of 20th century shopping mall culture
This release collects various selections spanning the years 1971 through 1975
Songs took shape from unusual places: "No One Is Coming" got its tempo from a skipping record they captured through a cell phone during a bnb stay for Kuperus' 50th birthday
Diehl and Skott struck up a friendship over their appreciation of Throbbing Gristle
unreleased CD-R of John's recordings for the first time in years
Ever Crashing cd about the deconstructed banality andEver Crashing, the second LP by Kennedy Ashlyn aka SRSQ [pronounced seer skew], is the summation of a nearly three year journey of soul searching, songwriting, and self discovery: I became myself in the process of making this record. From the first choral swells of opener It Always Rains, its clear this collection exists on an ascendant plane, capturing an artist in super bloom. Every song hits like a single, heaving with guitar, synth, strings, live