"Go and live with my dogs somewhere" - Forever Delayed

Dancing Kirby · #1 07-04-2013, 20:58

The random mentions thread is unworthy of such epic randomness.

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Kim Ki O are Ekin Sanaç and Berna Göl, two old school friends who, on reuniting six years ago, started a band. The Istanbul-based duo make experimental pop with post-punk’s rhythmic swagger. Dogs is taken from their new album ‘Grounds’ on Parisian label Lentonia Records and has a strange sadness beneath the bounce. “All we’ve ever been interested in doing is making a record which encapsulates a mood and a time,” says a voice buried deep in the mix, which – a quick search suggests – was taken from a 1994 interview with Manic Street Preachers’ Richey Edwards, the year before he disappeared. The song ends on a loop of Edwards’ saying, “Go and live with my dogs somewhere.” And suddenly the source of the sadness is clear.

http://www.dummymag.com/new-music/20...kim-ki-o-dogs/

Richey! Dogs! Nicky is going to explode/Tweet when he hears this!

The best thing is, this is exactly how the 'European' half of the new Manics album should sound.

IWRWHW

tzb · #2 07-04-2013, 21:10

Weird... and bad. Mostly bad.

Little Troll · #3 08-04-2013, 08:32

Hahaha what. The Richey quotes don't seem to fit with the music at all, that's so odd.

The Gutless Wonder · #4 08-04-2013, 09:46

I'm curious about this but I probably shouldn't bother!

denton83 · #5 14-04-2013, 18:17

Just listened. That was strange.

hummingbird · #6 14-04-2013, 19:43

hmmm

AK47 · #7 15-04-2013, 11:24

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Originally Posted by Dancing Kirby

The random mentions thread is unworthy of such epic randomness.

http://www.dummymag.com/new-music/20...kim-ki-o-dogs/

Richey! Dogs! Nicky is going to explode/Tweet when he hears this!

The best thing is, this is exactly how the 'European' half of the new Manics album should sound.

IWRWHW

It was better than Postcards.