#Drew Daniel

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Continuous Hole Drew Daniel / John Wiese

Cold Spring

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Listen/purchase: Through Mazes Running by Drew Daniel & John Wiese

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The Soft Pink Truth - Is It Going To Get Any Deeper Than This? - deep house album (with several twists) by Drew Daniel of Matmos

Thrill Jockey is pleased to announce the return of The Soft Pink Truth, the solo electronic project of Drew Daniel, one half of Baltimore-found sound duo Matmos. Asked to explain his new album’s gauntlet-throwing title, Drew Daniel says: “Years ago a friend was DJing in a club and a woman came into the DJ booth and asked ‘is it going to get any deeper than this?’ and the phrase became a kind of mantra for us. What did she really want? This album was created as an attempt to imagine possible musical responses to her question.” Throughout the ten songs of the album, the provocation to go “deeper” prompts promiscuous moves across the genres of disco, minimalism, ambient, and jazz, sliding onto and off of the dancefloor, sweeping higher and lower on the scale of frequencies, engaging both philosophical texts re-set as pop lyrics and wordless glossolalia. Rather than a dryly pursued thesis, the music flows across emotional terrain from upfront peaks to melancholic valleys, often within the same song.

The Singers and Speakers: François Bonnet: Speech on “Deeper Than This?” Erica Burger-Hannum: Singing on “Trocadero” and “Deeper” Daniel Clark: Singing on “Deeper Than This?” Angel Deradoorian: Singing on “Deeper Than This?” Eléonore Huisse: Speech on “Deeper Than This?” Rose E. Kross: Voice on “Joybreath” Jamie Stewart: Singing on “La Joie Devant La Mort” Id M Theft Able: Voice on “Sunwash” and “Deeper Than This?” Jenn Wasner: Singing on “Wanna Know” The Players: Drew Daniel: Electronics, Backing Vocals, Piano, Production, Mix M.C. Schmidt: Piano, Electric Piano, Synthesizers, Percussion Jason Willett: Bass Guitar Mark Lightcap: Electric and Acoustic Guitar Úna Monaghan: Irish Harp on “Wanna Know” Obadias Guerra: Harp on “Now That It’s All Over” Tom Boram: Harpsichord Koye Berry: Piano Ulas Kurugullu: Violin, Viola, Cello, String Arrangements Nate Wooley: Trumpet on “Moodswing” Andrew Bernstein: Saxophone on “Deeper” John Berndt: Saxophone on “Sunwash” Brooks Kossover: Flute on “Deeper” Shelly Purdy: Vibraphone on “Sunwash” Ayoze de Alejandro Lopez: Percussion John Wiese: Broken Glass All songs by The Soft Pink Truth except “Now That It’s All Over”, which was written by Willie Hutch. This record was created in honor of a mysterious woman who walked up to a friend while he was DJing and asked “is it going to get any deeper than this?”

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The Soft Pink Truth - "Is It Going To Get Any Deeper Than This? (Dark Room Mix)" (official video)

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"just as I did, in 1983."

you'd never know my favourite parts of the show are the fucked up insane bits when my first instinct is to draw the cheesiest thing imaginable

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good news! not to worry: the match is officially freaked

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clocking in to my shift at the old man yaoi factory

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you know what, there's a fic out there you might recognise through this image, but if not - @reedroad, i see you and i am grateful for this delicious pain

but yeah

i needed to focus on the part that offers some comfort because it is in my nature i guess

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bride of reanimator themed doodles between work, trying to loosen up and stylize more

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Have not read any reviews yet but that’s a hell of a good start lmao

Peter Bradshaw - The Guardian

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EVER AFTER | 1998 ↳ Directed by Andy Tennant

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SPIDER-MAN: ACROSS THE SPIDER-VERSE (2023)

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The Franciscans have an astonishing library. Since you are so fond of reading, I though you might join me?

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The Soft Pink Truth - Black Metal