Speed Dealer Moms shares latest EP, 'Birth Control Pill'
The chaotic-yet-elegant project will be the duo's third release in their decade-long existence
Speed Dealer Moms - the live electronic project comprised of John Frusciante of Trick Finger and Red Hot Chili Peppers and Aaron Funk of Venetian Snares - have shared their latest EP, 'Birth Control Pill'.
The record is only their third release in the project's decade-long run, although its two tracks embody a finely-tuned chaos.
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To open the affair, the EP title track feels the most functional shared by the pair yet. Think precise melodies and synth patterns, clattering, skittish drums as the cut welcomes a drum 'n' bass and jungle-meets-breakcore energy.
Things get weirder in the accompanying music video, which is described in its caption as a visualiser which "doggie paddles in primordial ooze". You can check it out below:
Meanwhile, on the B-side, 'Benakis' embraces the madness and musical rule-defying by working around an unconventional time signature and more intricate melodies. It kicks off with ferocity by way of breakcore and hard techno, before weaving into a lull through a dreamlike beatless finale.
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The latest EP by Speed Dealer Moms, 'Birth Control Pill', is available now. Check it out here.
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