Quiet, Too Quiet » black moth super rainbow http://www.quiet-too-quiet.com there's something out there Mon, 14 Nov 2011 14:39:53 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= 2006-2007 taybin@quiet-too-quiet.com (Quiet, Too Quiet) taybin@quiet-too-quiet.com (Quiet, Too Quiet) 1440 http://www.quiet-too-quiet.com/wp-content/plugins/podpress/images/powered_by_podpress.jpg Quiet, Too Quiet http://www.quiet-too-quiet.com 144 144 there's something out there Quiet, Too Quiet Quiet, Too Quiet taybin@quiet-too-quiet.com no no The Octopus Project http://www.quiet-too-quiet.com/2008/05/01/the-octopus-project/ http://www.quiet-too-quiet.com/2008/05/01/the-octopus-project/#comments Thu, 01 May 2008 17:29:40 +0000 Taybin http://www.quiet-too-quiet.com/?p=37
The Octopus Project
I got into The Octopus Project about a year ago when I bought their The House of Apples & Eyeballs collaboration with Black Moth Super Rainbow. I thought they were sorta okay, but wasn’t into the far out stuff.

But this new album which came out last fall, Hello, Avalanche, is much more accessible.  I love it.

I first heard their song Truck, which I think sounds like running.  I daydreamed about making a video for it, all fast motion POV of a team race in the park.

This video I found on youtube comes pretty close to what I was thinking with its frantic motion and sped up footage:
  

I’m including the last track of the album, Queen, here because I can listen to it so many times in a row and it still moves me.  It’s much slower than Truck. It’s almost introspective.

Hello, Avalanche was put out by Peek-a-Boo Records and can be bought here.

]]> http://www.quiet-too-quiet.com/2008/05/01/the-octopus-project/feed/ 0 0:02:26 The Octopus Project I got into The Octopus Project about a year ago when I bought their The House of Apples & Eyeballs collaboration with Black Moth Super Rainbow. I thought they were sorta okay, but wasn’t into the far out stuff. B[...] The Octopus Project I got into The Octopus Project about a year ago when I bought their The House of Apples & Eyeballs collaboration with Black Moth Super Rainbow. I thought they were sorta okay, but wasn’t into the far out stuff. But this new album which came out last fall, Hello, Avalanche, is much more accessible.  I love it. I first heard their song Truck, which I think sounds like running.  I daydreamed about making a video for it, all fast motion POV of a team race in the park. This video I found on youtube comes pretty close to what I was thinking with its frantic motion and sped up footage:    I’m including the last track of the album, Queen, here because I can listen to it so many times in a row and it still moves me.  It’s much slower than Truck. It’s almost introspective. Hello, Avalanche was put out by Peek-a-Boo Records and can be bought here. bands taybin@quiet-too-quiet.com no no