We’ve captured two Immigrant Breast Nest veterans at the top of their game on “New Animal.” Masters of mutant songcraft, Mercy Choir and Xrin Arms showcase their talents on this split E.P. Neither collaboration nor experimental fusion, “New Animal” is an all out sound-clash; the listener wins.
Derek Tibs (CEO, Immigrant Breast Nest)
Start the year off correct with some dirty hip hop from your man Goldz Field. Anthony Vincent ejects himself from the harsh psychedelic weird of recent Xrin Arms joints into a realm of head-nodding beats and definitively sick rhymes. With guest spots from Don Robinson, Sav Killz, Sewamouf, p.Wrecks, and Guttah Face, and a banger each from producers Black Light and Kevlaar 7 these six tracks deliver a curative against bullshit music and the punk ass busters who make it. ”Last Temptation” has some slaps that knock hard and rhymes straddling the line between the gutter and a larger consciousness. Goldz Field is hungry and ready to get that gouda.
Derek Tibs (CEO, Immigrant Breast Nest)
Big show alert! Get ready to party all damn night with some of the wildest, weirdest music, including two of I.B.N.’s heaviest hitters, Speak Onion and David B. Applegate. Aside from all the drum’n’noise and Free Techno you can get, there’s also Bubblegum Octopus and Mysterious House taking it over the top with weirdness. You get it all with this party.
Don’t miss it!
Derek Tibs (CEO, Immigrant Breast Nest)
Edit: Xrin Arms, sadly, won’t be able to make it up to NYC due to some rough times out on tour, so there will be only 4 bands at this show at Port d’Or. Still mad freshness guaranteed, though. Pour one out on the curb for XA, though.
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This split release comes from two of the most vital electronic musicians working today. These two are separated by space and style, but couldn’t be closer after touring together and performing together for over two years. From psychedelic to brutal to harsh to pulsating, Snow Braids brings it all into one tight package.
Xrin Arms has been circling America, like a vulture looking for roadkill to feast on, destroying venues with zero remorse and whether you love him or hate him, you have no choice but to respect his determination and progression as an artist. This once-leader of a digital grind movement has moved on to a much more colorful pasture; a harsh psychedelic one. Incorporating live instruments and moving on from the typical e-grind formula, Xrin Arms has managed to find himself standing alone with practically his own music genre. These four songs will be sure to please the harshness addicts and the melody lovers all at the same time. Trip away.
Speak Onion brings his particular style of noise-laden breakcore to the table, abandoning all caution and pushing the levels to the red. Only one track is needed to get the point across here. And the point is absolute ruination through sound. After the sprawling excess of “Trigger Pusher” Speak Onion returns to economical efficiency and packs a mammoth wallop into this 7-minute 5-finger sandwich. Nothing less would suffice to close out this epic release.
Good luck finding your teeth.
Derek Tibs (CEO, Immigrant Breast Nest)
This will be another epic Broad Channel house show. Also, our very own, Speak Onion, is getting hitched to a nice lady the following weekend, and this is his last big night of sweaty bachelor noise fun (although knowing him, there will be no drop-off in sweat, noise, or fun). Add in parter-in-crime, Xrin Arms, and the devestating styles of Mavis Concave and S.A.W., and this will be a night to remember. Be there.
Derek Tibs (CEO, Immigrant Breast Nest)
Hey, our boy Speak Onion will be bringing the drum’n’noise and the I.B.N. flava all over NYC this summer. Or, at least Brooklyn and Manhattan. Check it out!
Speak Onion shows:
6/20 @ Wreck Room, 940 Flushing Ave, Brooklyn, w/ peopling, Animental, GDFX, $5
7/3 @ The Tank, 354 W 45th St, Manhattan, w/ peopling, Orphans (not sure the price on this one, yet)
7/31 @ Coco66, 66 Greenpoint Ave, Brooklyn, w/ Xrin Arms, GDFX, Digit216, Insect Deli, $5
8/13 @ Goodbye Blue Monday, 1087 Broadway, Brooklyn, for John Balance Electronic Music Festival, FREE!
These will all be some spectacular shows. The 7/31 show is presented by Immigrant Breast Nest, and is the release party for Speak Onion’s split relese with Xrin Arms which will be coming out on I.B.N. for download and on CD. Basically, this is the summer to see Speak Onion. Check out the video if you don’t already know what Speak Onion shows are like.
Check out the flyers:
Be there and act like you know!
Derek Tibs (CEO, Immigrant Breast Nest)
was spectacular!!
It couldn’t possibly have gone better. Everyone on the bill stepped way up and brought their A-game. The tough thing now is to make every day of IBN’s existence as completely awesome as the first. We’ll be working on that.
In the Visuals section, you can find videos of David B. Applegate and Speak Onion and pics from the night. Relive the magic, or catch up on it if you missed it.
Thanks a milli to bros, Rokhausen and Xrin Arms for being out to celebrate with the IBN crew, and really representing hard. And total shoutouts to Julio and Coco66 for giving us a venue with a sound system and light show that was blown out enough to handle all the amazingness that IBN has to offer. And especially thanks to everyone who came to the show and banged out with us.
What an awesome way to kick this all off, and get ready for lots more from IBN. Believe that.
Derek Tibs (CEO, Immigrant Breast Nest)
We’ll be celebrating the launch of Immigrant Breast Nest and the release of our first 6 releases with a sweet FREE show on Saturday, April 4 at Coco66 in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Yeah! It’s going to be amazing, with sets from IBN artists Speak Onion and David B. Applegate (Magical Penis Thief and Headless Nameless). We’ll also have CDs available of Thermometerometer’s Who measures the measurers (IBN001) and Speak Onion’s Metabolor (IBN002).
We’re incredibly lucky and happy to be joined by great friends, Xrin Arms and Rokhausen. The night will be full of truly incredible sets, so definitely try to come out. Check out the flyer for the details. See you all there!
