12/12 at @shadowbox-studio.bsky.social @thecaribbeandc.bsky.social Day for Night (Danny Finney, David Dominique, me) @lalitree.bsky.social $10 at the door 8pm 2200-D Dominion St Durham NC

I was talking to Preachy-Preach about Kissy-Kiss

We’re excited to welcome Belgium-based sound artist Romeo Poirier to Baltimore for an Essential Tremors Presents performance on Thursday, Sept. 19, at Design Distillery in South Baltimore. Poirier’s work weaves samples and electronic processing into sublime audio tapestries.

Pleased to announce. Tickets: linktr.ee/romeo.poirier Design: Simon Burger

Grateful for this nice review in @thewiremagazine.bsky.social of the festival we put on every year at Rhizome in DC, Seventh Stanine.

Adjacent to — but distinct from — the Dischord-centric punk scene in DC, there is another lesser known scene that steadily grows in stature. It’s an intellectual/experimental and scene, led by a long running semi-electronic band called The Caribbean. They run a cool little festival every year.

Days into weeks she rattled my mind we stayed out all week got happy this time

Today is gray skies Tomorrow is tears You’ll have to wait ‘til yesterday is here

Hello friends in or within reach of Baltimore, I am playing at Fadensonnen on the night of Sunday 3-23 with @thecaribbeandc.bsky.social and I hope you can come out for it. Peace

A set Matt did in his Attorneys General guise is out now on his Headache Journals label and available on vinyl and digital. Featuring David Grubbs, Ian Williams, and Ryley Walker as guest players, it was recorded at The P.I.T. in Brooklyn. Order here: headachejournals.bandcamp.com/album/attorn...

Today marks the release of our collaboration with Geologist (Brian Weitz) of Animal Collective, "Needlepoint," an improvised track. It's released by Matt's new imprint, Headache Journals. headachejournals.bandcamp.com

Another round of shows coming up in late March. Here’s the first ‘un.

Great three-date tour with David Grubbs and Susan Alcorn this past weekend. Here’s from Friday night in Baltimore.

Playing a few shows with David Grubbs and Susan Alcorn and it don’t get much better than this.

As is often in the case with people whose work is thoughtful, compassionate, soulful, and heartfelt, Colin Greenwood was all of the above when I got to talk to him for my show, Essential Tremors: www.npr.org/podcasts/587...