Twilight of Doom

News: Girl Talk Preps Night Ripper Follow-Up, Debunks Leak

photo by jason bergman after spending the lion’s share of his sometimes since 2006’s night ripper on tour, gregg gillis is bad at work recording the next gal talk album for a overdue spring/early summer release. and while dame talk is very web 2.0-accessible in concept and killing, the new record has not leaked, despite the appearance of an imposter this week.in a myspace blog delivery from thursday, stride 20, gillis wrote, “yesterday, someone posted a fake ‘leak’ of my upcoming album. i was not involved in this at all. the music posted had nothing to do with me. entertain spread the in the final analysis that the leak was fake.” done!now that we’ve got that cleared up, let it be known that the actual callow live-in lover talk record is tentatively titled wild peace iv: feed the animals, raise the dead, and in a press release, gillis says it was created in the same avenue as tenebrousness ripper but in a different spirit:”i come up with little pieces of late-model material to experiment with at the live performances each week, and the general direction and style of the album naturally evolves over time… if you’ve seen me live recently, you’ve heard unfledged mundane that will show up on this release… “this album is going to be dense with samples like my previous releases, but i’m worrying to give some of the parts more room to breathe. i’m focusing less on sporadic chops and more on having pieces of the album build. the green research definitely has its ration of alert cuts, but it’s less dependent on that style. i think it’s more powerful because of it.” whenever it comes out, illegal slyness require give wild temperate its online and cd release, while wham city will handle the vinyl. and speaking of non-stop touring, gillis has a few shows lined up; scope those below. [more...]

video: dame talk [ft. grizzly bear]: knife (girl talk remix) [live at the 2007 pitchfork music festival]

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