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Monkey King's La lune se cache derriere la montagne

By Jeremy Krinsley » Monkey King is not going to open for Dirty Projectors anytime soon, though it does number that band's drummer.

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Monkey King's La lune se cache derriere la montagne

Ongakubaka surfaced with a mind-scraper release by Monkey King, a duo consisting of Dirty Projector's Will Glass along with Philippe Lambert of the similarly electronic-bomb blasted Goa.

This tape, the band's first official release, features long, scattered jams that recall the Kieran Hebden/Steve Reid releases as much as its self-proclaimed affinity with "Ash Ra Tempel playing an Atari 2600 in an animal spirit possession ceremony." Fasten your helmet for pentatonic meditations, full-body meltdowns, and a few beats you can shake a foot at.

Monkey King, "La lumière brule tes yeux" (Excerpt)


Posted on December 04, 2009.

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