Some Superfree Stuff III
Dean Woods, Dogbite
Genre: electronica, ambient, pop, freak folk
Label: Rack & Ruin
Label: Rack & Ruin
Sounds like the mighty Panda Bear
Here are two releases from the Rack & Ruin catalogue.
Both are similar to the loopy, reverbed vocal style of Panda Bear, but that's no shame.
New Dean Woods cooming soon.
Dean Woods (formerly Dean Angel) - Crusader of Fruits Island
That isn't to say that this release is simply plagiarizing what has come before it - it is riddled with gorgeous twists, and turns, delicately interweaved together in a resplendent fashion. This EP is one that moves effortlessly from idea to idea, from the careful strumming of Hola Jote, to the churchlike encapsulating repetition of Oheeoh. It is this kind of repetition that creates opportunity for transcendental experience. This is Dean Angel’s religious music.
Dog Bite - The Yellow Springs EP
Mixing samples, with Dog Bite's otherworldly airy vocals often feel like they are summoning ghosts out of the reverb, whilst the tribal percussion, and earthy strings hold the tracks together in beautiful unison.
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