This Will Not End Well represents the fourth studio album featuring the music of seminal Queen City band Wussy. Conceived in collaboration with Jay Reynolds (4Track All-Stars, Eagle to Squirrel Variety Hour), TWNEW features ten remixes by nine different artists.
djdq, Coltrane Motion, John Curley and others contribute, as well as one full half of the Wussy line-up: bass/utility maven Mark Messerly and trap-kit wunderkind Joe Klug. When coupled with the high, lonesome vocal stylings of co-front-persons Lisa Walker and Chuck Cleaver, these new settings depart from the band’s usual Southern Noise-Gospel digs for territory somewhere between Stockhausen, Mothersbaugh, and Massive
Attack.
Free any of the sub-genre strictures that often accompany forays into the world of electronic music, TWNEW offers ten honest, preconception-free ruminations on classics like Jonah, Happiness Bleeds, and Maglite. If you’ve ever wondered what Wussy would sound like backed by a choir of Kraftwerkian robots, or if a broken mini-Moog works in a Chuck/Lisa duet, or if Sun Giant Says Hey could survive the extinction-level event caused by a huge piano sample being dropped from orbit, get ready to have your questions answered.
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This Will Not End Well represents the fourth studio album featuring the music of seminal Queen City band Wussy. Conceived in collaboration with Jay Reynolds (4Track All-Stars, Eagle to Squirrel Variety Hour), TWNEW features ten remixes by nine different artists.
djdq, Coltrane Motion, John Curley and others contribute, as well as one full half of the Wussy line-up: bass/utility maven Mark Messerly and trap-kit wunderkind Joe Klug. When coupled with the high, lonesome vocal stylings of co-front-persons Lisa Walker and Chuck Cleaver, these new settings depart from the band’s usual Southern Noise-Gospel digs for territory somewhere between Stockhausen, Mothersbaugh, and Massive Attack.
Free any of the sub-genre strictures that often accompany forays into the world of electronic music, TWNEW offers ten honest, preconception-free ruminations on classics like Jonah, Happiness Bleeds, and Maglite. If you’ve ever wondered what Wussy would sound like backed by a choir of Kraftwerkian robots, or if a broken mini-Moog works in a Chuck/Lisa duet, or if Sun Giant Says Hey could survive the extinction-level event caused by a huge piano sample being dropped from orbit, get ready to have your questions answered.
Mastered By Dave Davis
Produced by Jay Reynolds & Wussy
Cover art & layout by Eric Appleby / Hubcap Art - hubcapart.com
Release partner: The All Night Party - theallnightparty.com
Special Thanks: Chuck Cleaver, Lisa Walker, Mark Messerley, Joe Klug, Darren Blase, Dave Davis, John Curley, Eric Appleby, Tyler Horter, The Science of Shape, Nick Barrows, Melanie Gregory, Dana Hamblen
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From the chord that rings out solemnly during the opening "One per Customer" through the hypnotic distortion of the finale "Black Hole," this is full of heart. Melodic, mature, and evocative. Joe de Larios
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Thanks to George for including Teenage Wasteland in his 14th birthday compilation :-) It's been a while since that has been recorded, but that's timeless art ... Jo.Linn
A marvelous brain-melter, this hyperactive EP features 5 Hong Kong DJs offering delightfully manic takes on Lunar New Year classics. Bandcamp New & Notable Feb 7, 2022