Yes folks, you read right.
This Is Where the Fish Lives may be playing a one-off performance in Ann Arbor, MI at a “private party” (which is probably going to be at my place) in mid-to-late April. News to follow and be posted here.
Any performance that may happen is subject to audio and video recording. You HAVE been warned.
OK, that’s the zip file of all three tracks from The Lemon Kittens EP. Download is totally free, and if you like that, check out the originals!
Karl Blake currently has set up a Lemon Kittens MySpace page, and sometimes he changes the songs on there. eBay sometimes Lemon Kittens stuff on there for sale, too. “The American Cousin” and “Lycanthrothene” were originally on We Buy A Hammer For Daddy and I think “What the Cat Brought In” was originally on Cakebeast.
If you’re actually waiting for “the real live This Is Where the Fish Lives album”, tentatively titled Ersatz Music For Ersatz People, first let me ask:
Why?
…but seriously…
Ersatz Music For Ersatz People is still a work-in-progress. I’ve been playing around with Odeo Studio recently, in addition to CakeWalk Pyro and LJ-Talk, so I’ve been saving up a lot of weirdness and samples of myself reading poetry and incredibly strange singing-type stuff. So this will hopefully keep me amused until a friend of mine comes up to visit me this April so we can noodle around and hopefully create a few things that will be used on the album.
OK, back in, like, November, I think it had a lot to do with listing Lemon Kittens as an influence on MySpace, This Is Where the Fish Lives was contacted to do a few Lemon Kittens covers for Karl blake’s 50th birthday.
So, for a while, I’m going to make available as download-only those three covers that I’ve jokingly/lovingly called The Lemon Kittens EP.
Right-click to download (zip-file coming later):
“The Amerikan Cousin” (Rowan Alpha Zeta on electric viola, X on bass flute)
“Lycanthrothene” (Rowan Alpha Zeta on electric guitar, vocals and extra-large bag of M&M’s; X on kitchenware percussion and synth-effects)
“What the Cat Brought In” (X on synth-effects, synthesized kitchenware percussion and bass-flute; Rowan Alpha Zeta on vocals and electric guitar; samples from Twin Peaks; cat noises by Little Vermin)
There’s a new track up on the MySpace page.
X and I also recorded some additional music on the 26th, so that should be up when I get around to it.
I’m probably going to expand on the viola improv piece that’s on the MySpace page and it’ll probably wind up sounding very Ono-esque (at least to those super-familiar with her work).
OK, this marks the launch of the official site for This Is Where the Fish Lives, and now this way we don’t have to worry too much about the MySpace police getting called on us.
Just you wait and, one of these days, we’ll have mp3’s and all kinds of wonderfully horrid art-faggotry uploaded to share with you and yours.
Just add the feed to your reader and one of these days, we may have something noteworthy to say.
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