From freak folk to computer music, Montague, Massachusetts-based artist Kurt Weisman creates strange, beguiling songs. Take a walk through Weisman’s history and learn everything about where he’s heading these days on an all-new episode of Midnight Music Review in the Attic with Salvador Cresta.
How does Utah-based artist Mickey Miles make his psychedelic pop cartoons? He explains today on Midnight Music Review in the Attic, exploring his videos for with John Cale of the Velvet Underground, Alex Izenberg, and music blog New Commute. He also riffs on the influence of psychedelic ’70s artists Vince Collins & Ralph Bakshi.
Ayyy, don’t bump your noggin: we’re heading up to the attic with Argentinian video artist and musician Salvador Cresta for Midnight Music Review in the Attic. This month, a check in with Zach Phillips of Fievel Is Glauque, Blanche Blanche Blanche, Perfect Angels, Lilith Outcome, Grendel’s Mother, Martyr Group, Better Psychics, CE Schneider Topical, Jepeto Solutions, and even more bands.
Crouch low and head up to the attic with Argentinian video artist and musician Salvador Cresta as we launch his new monthly show: Midnight Music Review in the Attic. For the debut episode, Salvador checks in with lo-fi guitar wrangler Green Sahara, AKA Avery Chandler. From his Roland Jazz Chorus to his trusty Tascam, Avery shows us the tools he uses to build his fuzzy and blurry experimental pop.
Coming January 9 to WASTOIDS: Midnight Music Review in the Attic, is WASTOIDS new monthly video series spotlighting experimental songwriters, garage rockers, avant-pop acts and more from the mind (and attic) of Argentinian artist Salvador Cresta.