Red Mosquito

Well?

Also, can we get a Stip write up on it beyond adopting Trag's 11-word synopsis?

I'm saving myself for the single, but I'll promise you 1100 words

With out question it will be. It is a actual progression. Peace and tranquility mixed with the tension of the coming unknown held together by a sparkling bit of mystery. It will give way to a set of down tuned power chords a ticklish bass line and some stabbing pentatonic pull off to full step bends tom toms being pounded in a relentless fit of of anxiety.

tragabigzanda wrote:i think it's funny that Andrew Wotman has "an encyclopedic knowledge" of their discography, and the first clip we got sounded like a perfect mashup from two of the lesser tracks from the last 20 years.

I doubt he's in charge of their marketing.

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:i think it's funny that Andrew Wotman has "an encyclopedic knowledge" of their discography, and the first clip we got sounded like a perfect mashup from two of the lesser tracks from the last 20 years.

I doubt he's in charge of their marketing.

Yeah, that's Josh K's job.

tragabigzanda wrote:i think it's funny that Andrew Wotman has "an encyclopedic knowledge" of their discography, and the first clip we got sounded like a perfect mashup from two of the lesser tracks from the last 20 years.

I completely disagree with this and think "it has hammond organ so wasted reprise" is a ridiculously lazy take

there was hammond organ on Betterman, get Boom out of your heads

I mean shit, there was hammond organ on Indifference

Better Boom than B'OB right?

a thousand times yes

Perhaps it is alerting us of BOB’s triumphant return

tbh I don't care who plays it if it's tasteful, the problem with *gestures at everything* is not that the piano was there but that it sounded bad

i like a hammond B-3

pearl jam always seems to fuck the audio up on those types of songs live though

Tj wrote:With out question it will be. It is a actual progression. Peace and tranquility mixed with the tension of the coming unknown held together by a sparkling bit of mystery. It will give way to a set of down tuned power chords a ticklish bass line and some stabbing pentatonic pull off to full step bends tom toms being pounded in a relentless fit of of anxiety.

Yass queen!

Obviously the clip is part of a song on the album. They wouldn’t tease something if it weren’t.