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From: London
Genre: Noise pop/dream pop
EP: TOTEP (2018)
Turns on a dime from a perfect dance pop song to utter chaos that flirts with harsh noise like it’s the most natural thing in the world. Sarah’s voice is the little lillypad you’re floating on through it all. It’s a wild ride.
Jul 21, 2024
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Had it on repeat all morning. It's Insanely catchy but abrasive?? shades of Sophie and industrial
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I’m the third person to rec this but whatever, I saw this in full live last night but it’s exciting to have harsh, danceable pop music. Seems good for the moment:
Highlights:
I Destroyed Disco
Perfume
All Night
You Can Never Go Home
Sep 6, 2024
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I produce and host a radio show called Electrique Boutique, which plays minimal synth, cold wave, dark wave, post punk, diy/private press electronic music, and anything else that fits the vibe. If you’re into Kraftwerk, Closer by Joy Divison, Cold Cave, Molchat Doma, Black Marble… your stripped down, lo-fi electronic music, then maybe give it a listen! It airs every other Friday 6-8 PM PST on 104.9 KHUH Hollow Earth Radio in Seattle, but all of my episodes are archived on my website (in the link).
May 17, 2024
If you’re in the Seattle area, I’m hosting an 80s dance party at The Black Lodge on June 26th! Masks are required and we will have air filters going. Expect a Paradise Garage/Larry Levan-esque vibe, with disco, house, electro, new wave, leftfield, and other hi-energy gems. This has been literally a multi-year project of mine and I’m so so so so so happy and excited to finally see it come to fruition. Hope to see you there!!!
Jun 9, 2025
Documentary following the lives of kids living alone on the streets of Seattle and how they survive. Now living in Seattle myself, it’s deeply unnerving to recognize exactly the area the film mostly centers on (and the still-present circumstances presented), which is right about two miles from where I’m typing this right now. In every interaction these kids have, they are nevertheless endlessly endearing, brimming with personality, conflict, and dreams. I can see hints and glimmers of so many people I know in all of them, and it’s both captivating and terrifying at once. All presented without agenda, judgment, and sentimentality. A heartbreaking But important watch.
May 17, 2024