Drift Ep. 3, Part 4 - Pinetum

[TheBang]

“Did you wake up in the place you wanted?….or are you missing something?”

Wake up to a galloping rhythm track and the rumble of percussion that sounds like the stars exploding overhead; drums as peals of thunder, as portents, as liberation and elevation.

This is the best place.



If you like… Downpipe, Spoonman, Moaner, Threat of Rain, Kittens, Dogman Go Woof… then Pinetum belongs to you.

[negative1]

love it, great vocal, and great beat.

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[34958hq439-qjw9v5jq298v5j]

getting a 'dubnobass b-side' vibe from this one

[iamneorev]

Am I the only one who thinks this one should have been called This Must Be Drum Street?

[taotsu]

Immediately danceable. Awesome. And I will reiterate that Drift 3 sounds like a journey trough music history where we have now arrived in the 90s. Everything interpreted through a 2019 lens and by way of electronic music, but you could say Dune was the 60s, Custard Speedtalk the 70s, this must be drum street so obviously the 80s and now the 90s. Makes me wonder how a corporation with the Nicks fits in here

[taotsu]

Originally Posted by 34958hq439-qjw9v5jq298v5j

getting a 'dubnobass b-side' vibe from this one

Very much.

[TheBang]

FYI, this is the drummer, Otis Jordan:

https://otisjordan.bandcamp.com/

And I had to look this one up:

Pinetum (pronounced pie-nee-tum): an arboretum of pine trees or other conifers for scientific or ornamental purposes

[TheBang]

Originally Posted by taotsu

Immediately danceable. Awesome. And I will reiterate that Drift 3 sounds like a journey trough music history where we have now arrived in the 90s. Everything interpreted through a 2019 lens and by way of electronic music, but you could say Dune was the 60s, Custard Speedtalk the 70s, this must be drum street so obviously the 80s and now the 90s. Makes me wonder how a corporation with the Nicks fits in here

I must admit, I was a bit skeptical the first time you brought this up, but now I think there might be something to this.

[taotsu]

Hehehe. I am sceptical myself to be honest, but it feels like a journey through all stages of music history Rick and Karl might have lived through and partook in. Looking forward to see what comes next.

[potatobroth]

i never got the email to download for this one. anyone else?

EDIT: nvm. it came from "show.co" - no mention of UW in the subject at all.