Moor Mother Circuit City insert with essay [w/ download card]

Moor Mother Circuit City insert with essay [w/ download card]Poet and noise musician Camae Ayewa (Moor Mother) presents her first theatrical work, a futuristic explorationpart musical, part choreopoem, part playof public private ownership, housing, and technology set in a living room in a corporate owned apartment complex. Framed by Ayewas bold poetry and bolstered by new Moor Mother music performed live by Irreversible Entanglements and the Circuit City Band, Circuit City is an afrofuturist song cycle for our

but also on tracks like the big rocker "I Don't Wanna Know" and the soulful "Inside Out

and culture through a dialect entirely their own

this collection of songs holds a curiosity thats as open to you as you are to them

sweet and a little tart

Population: Me (2003) and Dwight’s Used Records (2004) are being pressed on vinyl for the first time

" a track that contains one of the album's two curious references to ballet dancer Nijinsky (the other is in "Muscle In Plastic")

But with her new album

2011 sees a new side to this young talent as he embarks on a detour into strings

given the breadth of their work

It's an anthemic patchwork of '70s styles

San explores the intersection of festival anthems and lo-fi bedroom ballads by mixing more analog instruments and equipment into his genre-bending sound

Back in print after a decade