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19 Mar

Jay

Signs of Life, New Song from Voxtrot

Voxtrot - Trepanation Party

After quite a hiatus, there are signs of life from Austin’s Voxtrot:

Dear World,

Things have been rather quiet round the Voxtrot camp these last two years. Nonetheless, we are thrilled to be reentering the musical minds of you and your loved ones. During the week of the South By Southwest Music Festival, we will be performing two concerts. These will coincide with the premier of a new song, which was recorded and mixed with Jim Eno [Spoon] at his studio in Austin..

Regarding our absence, sometimes one needs to disappear in order to regroup; situations change and human beings are swept here and there by the marvelous ebb and flow of culture.

And so, there can be only this: a return to a love of music.

Love,
Ramesh

The new song referenced is the disturbingly named track below:

MP3:

Voxtrot – “Trepanation Party”
Tags: Spoon, Voxtrot
Labels: MP3s, New Music
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3 Responses:

  1. # 1 susie q | March 19th, 2009 at 8:40 AM

    hmm, I find their 60s retro in the Start of Something far better than this attempt to bring back the 80s.

  2. # 2 Stranger Jay | March 19th, 2009 at 10:16 AM

    Yeah, this sounds like a lost track from a John Hughes movie. Not my favorite of their stuff

  3. # 3 VoxtrotKid | March 19th, 2009 at 11:10 PM

    I actually love the sound of this. Sounds different, but still has the “Voxtrot” sound. That’s all I ask for. As perfect as the Start of Something is, artist grow, and you just have to accept that.

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