Hi y'all,
I just purchased Dylan Houser's Album Meanderings from Dylan's Bandcamp page. Please click below to enjoy Meanderings.
I decided to do the review of Dylan's Album in an art/writing style called Asemic Manuscripts. Each song for me holds a unique feel and a continuity as a whole to the other songs. Over the last few days I did each piece, in various places, finishing up doing "Queen Spider" and "Sunset Beach" at a laundromat in Saint Pete.
I enjoy doing art in normal public spaces vs. the confines of my bedroom. Each piece moved me in a different way. My favourite song off the album is "Queen Spider". My second fave is "Sunset Beach". Meanderings is a really tight album. I was moved and surprised. To me when I think of Noise in the genre that some of us play in, Dylan comes to mind first as hard and heavy. Then Hal Harmon next.
Meanderings was in parts very elegant and beautiful. It added to the picture I have of Dylan doing what Dylan does. There may be another write up on this album...but..at the present moment I am still pondering on the sounds Dylan created. Don't take my words on it. I drew how I felt. Please go and slip on head phones..(my fave way to enjoy music) meditate on the Asemic Manuscripts and enjoy.
19 Comments
Adam J Naworal
1/7/2019 04:11:52
AWESOME asemic writing as always, Penny!
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Penny
1/9/2019 03:47:59
Thank u Adam.
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1/7/2019 07:17:32
... again .. I really .. really .. really like the style and atmo of the drawing! A very unque way of creating with a definite class!
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Dylan Houser
1/7/2019 11:06:56
I think Penny added the "noise" description because we've played and attended many harsh noise shows over the years, particularly when I would play under the Hell Garbage moniker, which had a lot more distortion, feedback, yelling and stuff.
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1/8/2019 06:01:31
CD_rs are sure ok! .. I guess I'm just having nostalgic thoughts on these double LPs with electro/guitar Kraut that inspired me much and that are an element of times when music/sound was often created for the first time..and there is something in your sound that brings something back on a different level ..
Penny
1/9/2019 03:47:04
Exactly.. That is exactly what i meant.. Keep exploring!! I have never heard u do anything that stunk..you are wicked good.
Penny
1/9/2019 03:48:57
Thank u for the kind words.
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Lumen K
1/7/2019 08:28:46
Your asemic works are magnificent, Penny!
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Penny
1/9/2019 03:43:13
Thank you.
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Dylan Houser
1/7/2019 10:58:38
EXCELLENT work, even as standalone pieces separated from the original source of inspiration. Once I get my funds together and actually make more physical copies, I might consider using these arsenic writings as part of the album art (with credit to Penny, of course!)
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Penny
1/9/2019 03:40:02
Thanks Dylan.
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1/7/2019 17:46:17
As always Penny & Dylan continue to inspire. I need to do more art outside of my house like I used to.
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Penny
1/9/2019 03:38:56
Awwwh. Aimee u are so kind. Love your arts as well.
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Leslie Singer
1/7/2019 21:49:41
Penny, it’s great to see more of your asemic works—especially while listening to Dylan’s Meanderings. I learn something new every day here at the Electronic Cottage! Thank you.
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Penny
1/9/2019 03:37:57
Thank u..glad to share.
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Rafael González
1/8/2019 15:18:40
Great!!!
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Penny
1/9/2019 03:50:47
I am glad u enjoyed them. It was fun taping into the ocean of inspiration i got listening to Dylan's Cd.
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Rafael González
1/9/2019 14:42:28
I understand you!
Chris Phinney
1/11/2019 07:14:21
Penny,
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