Chaos and Cosmos

Dan Everett
Visual Artist and musician living in Los Angeles

No Reason to Hold on

by Dan Everett

I gave myself
No reason
to hold on anymore

Drugs make you
Feel Good

When will this
Dog of a Night
Cough up
Tomorrow
When will the
Sun go down

What’s in between
the virus’s
and prokaryotes
Floating in a goop
of Dark Matter

How Small
can we get
until something
is nothing

Morelos and Viking (Extended Version) by SoftSoft

James Swainbank
Dan Everett
Francis Dempster

James Swainbank on keys
Dan Everett on Drums and vocals

Waitin’ Around To Die (Townes Van Zandt cover)

by Dan Everett

Blue Heron

Dan Everett on Vocals and Remix
Francis Dempster on Electronics, Keys, and Beat

Dan Everett on Vocals and Remix
Francis Dempster on Electronics, Keys, and Beat

I Think I Might Have Built a Horse, cover by Dan Reverend and Roe Roe Ronion

Killer Tofu

Vocals: Zoe Zoe Ronion and Daniel Reverend

tapefamous:

Christian Filardo, the man behind Holy Page Records is a tireless champion of the cassette cult, and this compilation about seals that goodness in 22 tracks.

Great offerings to the demigods of label growth. The cassette has its peaks and lulls, ultimately dancing around fuzzy rocktronic instrumental numbers, my nod goes to elub - vy dazhe ne pytalisʹ for their outstanding dark wave track.

The Holy Page “Growth” Compilation is a sequencing of songs and sounds compiled by Christian Filardo from bands and artists around the world. This compilation seeks to understand the dialogue between artistic creation and physical and mental growth. It is with much joy that I present to you a seed of expansion that transcends time and place. Enjoy.

Featuring stunning tracks from Uh, Pig Welt, Benoît Pioulard, Stephen Booth, Soft Soft, Little Spoon & Brian 4 Ever, this velvet variety is not to be missed. Christian is moving shop and so you can pluck em for 25% off and make their journey lighter, use the code “HP25” here.

Steller Jay

Homo Habilis (Im a Roe Killer)

Girls Run, Yeah They Do

Little Roe (Nostalgia Smells Fine) by me. Ron Swanson