02/13/2010

Here We Go Magic

Here We Go Magic - Here We Go Magic Here We Go Magic - Fangela

Luke Temple is the main man behind the name Here We Go Magic. Fangela is from the self-titled debut album and was recorded using analog equipment on a cassette 4-track in Brooklyn, New York, from where he hails. The recording process took just two months and the result is a lo-fi finish with blurred edges but undeniable warmth. An acoustic version of another song from the album Tunnelvision can be found at baeble. Also nyctaper has a recent concert from the Music Hall of Williamsburg on 29th Jan available to download for free. A second album is currently underway being recorded it seems as a full band composition.

http://westernvinyl.com/artists/HWGM.html


13 Feb 2010 21:10:35

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