Fairytale ending, except for that unfortunate third heart off-screen, broken and grooving in red rejection. The credits roll and René Sugarglider Wilson sings on… just one man in a bittersweet disco.
Sugarglider | Could’ve It Been Me? (Demo)
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On a sabbatical drift for the afternoon, head transported to a pillow, beneath an open window, in Cambodia, with aural surveillance panning over jungles, marketplaces, “distant ancient rites of dawn, village sounds recorded from bicycle baskets, ensemble street performances, and wedding party music echoing through the ballroom of an abandoned mansion.” These sounds, as real as the title suggests, were absorbed in travel by Stephen Molyneux.
Stephen Molyneux | Cambodian Field Recordings (Side A)
No Kings Record Cadre has placed this tape on bandcamp.
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Brief but undivided, this moment in time sees flux-matter crystallize and effectively restore. It’s the work of Great Marble: Mark Webber (Neon Canyon, Memory Screen) and Jon Sherman (also of NC). The songs don’t live anywhere just yet, but there is an upcoming 12″ planned with Silent Farm Recordings.
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Radiator Girls is actually just one boy. Youthful contradictions continue… there’s a girl’s body he wants, but he’s afraid of it. There’s a twisted plea delivered with the riff appeal of a 50s surfer bash—recorded in his parent’s basement.
And on the next track, we’re back to: “I don’t want her anyway.”
Black Girls, an MJ MJ split cassette with Blackhawks, is at bandcamp.