Dehd - Blue Skies LP (Pink Lipstick) electronic there’s a low

there’s a low

Hopeton Brown

Corn Puss Gap

Wright's "energy music" approach to tenor saxophone was influenced by Ayler but at the time in the '60s Wright's intensity was unmatched and utterly distinctive

fast but somehow feels slow—totally fucked

Dehd - Blue Skies LP (Pink Lipstick) electronic there’s a lowThe rapturous reception of 2020s Flower of Devotion gave Dehd access to more resources budgets, studios, producers. Rather than seek something new however, they invested in themselves, their process, and their deep belief in what they have always done. They booked the same studio where they recorded Flower of Devotion but tripled their stay, giving themselves time to play with arrangements and delight in a wonderland of drum machines and synthesizers.