- #Dry kill logic the darker side of nonsense rar tv
- #Dry kill logic the darker side of nonsense rar free
The album kicks off with two theme songs – “What will be?” will be familiar if you’ve listened to Beth’s Indie Lounge while “Trip and Ellie’s Music Factory” has the feel of a children’s TV show theme tune (this is in no way a criticism, think of a theme song from a kid’s show in your childhood, see how well you remember it…) I could be wrong but it may have a homage to “Fakin’ it” too 😎 “Timebomb” – their initial collaboration from last year – is a groovy rocker, somewhere between “Bohemian like you” and “Rocks” but with plenty of charm alongside its bite.
#Dry kill logic the darker side of nonsense rar free
The music has a ramshackle charm all of its own, and the mix of Trip’s casually brilliant musicianship and Lisa’s spot on harmonies and both their songwriting skills merge perfectly – it’s as if the Free Design had a collaboration with Emitt Rhodes (RIP) Sun baked California soft pop with a Beatles-ish lilt. The musical marriage of Trip and Ellie (as Lisa is known to her friends) is made in pop heaven.
Now a few months on from that release and Super 8 have another album on the blocks, this time a collaboration between Trip and Lisa Mychols, a California native who has been creating sun drenched power pop for nearly two decades. “Nothing’s gonna change my world” indeed. Somehow his gentle version of “Across the universe” became a totem of normality under the strangest of circumstances. The exception to this rule at the start of lockdown was “Head Sounds” by Super 8, an album of homespun jangle pop from the heart and soul of Paul Ryan aka Trip. I think subconsciously I didn’t want music to be associated with what was happening. Lockdown hasn’t been conducive with music for me. I’ve not been listening to much new music this year. Either that or you’ve been living in a cave for the past nine months in which case hi how are you and have I got news for you…Īnyway, this year. You don’t need me to tell you how weird, you know what’s been happening. So far, this year – to put it bluntly – has been weird.
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