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Coffee Maker
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A song about a fellow who falls in love with his neighbour's coffee maker.
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Voodoo Celtic. Druids meet Devo. Reggae, Computer Blips and Irish flutes. Cheesy Lounge attitude. Whimsical Dweeb music, usually with a joyous lift. Defini
Hailing from a Sub-actuality Bubble (a micro-universe beneath reality), Brent Santin's good friends and backing band, the OVOIDS, are a group of hyper-tonal monks whose style of music is difficult to pin down: Voodoo Celtic, Electro-Dweeb-Bop, beat poetry, cheezy Lounge music attitude with elevator-music type backup vocals. The tunes span the gamut of musical styles: Reggae, 1980s New-Wave sounds, spoken word, Celtic, shopping mall MUZAK. Just imagine a milkshake made from dweebly electronic computer blips and ancient Celtic instruments (like the tin-whistle, Irish flute, bodhran, mandolin). Just imagine Druids meet Cylons, Mennonites meet Devo, and you will get a hint of what The Ovoids are like. You'll probably hate it. We don't understand why we do it, but we can't stop...an addiction to cheeziness, perhaps - just as you *have* to lick that flourescent orange powder from your fingers after you polish off a bag of Cheetos, we have to keep playing this stuff. It's bad and you know it is, but it's SOOOO good. The Ovoids present an often whimsical, sometimes naive mixture of synthpop, chiptune and acoustic music composed on 19th century folk instruments, 1980s synths, primitive sequencers, vintage computers & early electronic toys. If you like organic bleepy music that's not afraid to embrace its geeky side, then this might be for you. Ral-Clan (lead vocals): Hi, I don't know what we are doing here. Luftonic (drums): We're supposed to talk about the band. Ral-Clan: ...er...okay. I don't know why anyone would want to listen to this music....I dig it, but who else would? Ronkor (synths): ...Well not many, but maybe someone. Ral-Clan: Yeah, it's just pretty dweeby. I mean, I like that, but who else is there that might be stunned enough to listen to this drivel? Frentzkor: (bass) ...now your making me depressed, Ral-Clan. Hudson (winds): Heck! This Music Rocks the dweeb realm!
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Genre
Alternative Indie
Charts
Peak #80
Peak in subgenre #18
Author
Brent Santin
Rights
2009 Brent Santin
Uploaded
May 18, 2009
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MP3 3.7 MB 128 kbps 4:02
Story behind the song
A song about a fellow who obsessively visits a dinosaur theme park and falls secretly and madly in love with his nieghbour's brand new coffee maker. Written on a Yamaha SHS-10 keytar I found a thrift store, but with lots of synthy extras (Yamaha TX81z, Roland Alpha Juno 2, Yamaha PSS-130, Radio Shack analogue electric drums). Almost all of these were procured from Ye Olde Thrift Shoppe.
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